After fresh installing the system, the touchpad settings aren’t available for adjusting, all the options are gray. i’ve noticed that in Kubuntu and manjaro, so probably can happen in KDE Neon also. This is a bug in the touchpad driver integration with system, so to solve you just have to install another touchpad driver.
In a Debian-based distro use the next command for searching for drivers:
apt-cache search
synaptics
This is the driver that worked better on my pc, but you can try any of these.
In Arch-based distros you can use yaourt or pacaur to search for it.
Copy the package
name and use the command:
sudo apt install
and paste the
package name. in my case:
sudo apt install xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
Hit enter, input your password and confirm the
installation.
After the
installation finishes, reboot your system and that’s it. your
touchpad should work properly.
Thanks, this fixed a lot of my touchpad issues. (Kubuntu 18.10, fresh install 1 month ago)
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