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Subject: Alps glide point tap to <enter> not working
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Running RELENGE_5 here, but this might be a general problem.  I have a 
Dell 8600. On FreeBSD, everything on the touchpad except the tap to 
<enter> works.  I wonder if I am missing a configuration variable?

Thanks,  Rob