Automatically disable other pointing devices when an external mouse is plugged in.
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Sorry, you cannot use Gettext.textdomain, as that overrides the value used by core shell. Use the bound version of gettext ("imports.gettext.domain('yourdomain')") instead. Also, apparently you're not destroying the touchpad settings object or disconnecting from its signals, which means that your callback may be called after disable().
Thanks for your review. A remark to the Gettext thing. I orientate myself on the description at http://live.gnome.org/GnomeShell/Extensions/FAQ/CreatingExtensions I think the first lines there should be changed.