I just installed opensuse12.3 kde and I pressed fn+f10 I thought it would display brightness meter or something
instead it disabled the touchpad and buttons too.
How can I re-enable the touchpad? Is there a key combo?
Because I can`t press any mouse button and do anything mouse related
Open the “Run Command” dialog with ALT-F2 and type the command
synclient TouchpadOff=0
then press ‘Enter’. Now you should have your touchpad enabled again.
Sadly this did not work for me.
although using [ALT] + F2 did allow me to enter Konsole or xterm to start a terminal and I was able to try
xinput list
xinput enable <id of touchpad>
I have not tried adding it to my bin yet but further info on setting that up was found on this thread
http://forums.opensuse.org/english/get-technical-help-here/install-boot-login/484777-opensuse-12-3-kde-alpsps-2-alps-glidepoint-disabled-login.html