> If I use Ubuntu with XOrg, I don't have features like touch rejection while typing etc. I'm guessing that when you say "Ubuntu with XOrg" you're referring to

> If I use Ubuntu with XOrg, I don't have features like touch rejection while typing etc. I'm guessing that when you say "Ubuntu with XOrg" you're referring to a specific window manager? On Debian with Xorg my touchpad and touch screen are both easily toggleable with a keyboard shortcut, the touchpad automatically disables itself when I'm typing or when a mouse (bluetooth or logitech solaar) is detected.