How to make touchpad/clickpad temporarily disable when typing?

Since my laptop has clickpad that has larger area and more sensitive than common touchpad, I get an annoying behavior of my clickpad; when I type and my thumb or palm accidentally touches or near the clickpad, the cursor will be moved to the position that is pointed by mouse pointer, so that, I will continue to type in the wrong position! I hate this behavior! I have to disable my clickpad when I am typing. There are two methods:

Method 1, I disable my clickpad permanently. I run this script to toggle on/off my clickpad:

#!/bin/bash
#Toggle touchpad
SYNSTATE=$(synclient -l | grep TouchpadOff | awk '{ print $3}')
# change state
if [ $SYNSTATE = 0 ]; then
  synclient touchpadoff=1
elif [ $SYNSTATE = 1 ]; then
  synclient touchpadoff=0
fi

Method 2, I use /usr/bin/syndaemon to disable my clickpad only when I am typing. The steps:

1. Make ~/.xprofile
   

   #!/bin/sh
   # Customize X environment
   #
   # Activate syndaemon for monitoring keyboard activity and disabling # the touchpad when the keyboard is being used.
   /usr/bin/syndaemon -td

2. Add these lines on the top of /usr/bin/startkde (if you use KDE as the default desktop manager) in order to make X server executes ~/.xprofile when it starts.
   

   if [ -r /etc/xprofile ]; then
           source /etc/xprofile
   fi
   if [ -r $HOME/.xprofile ]; then
           source $HOME/.xprofile
   fi

3. Restart X server.

Currently, I use method 2 because I only disable my clickpad temporarily when syndaemon detects keyboard action and resume my clickpad function within 2 seconds after the last key pressed. For more information about syndaemon, type: man syndaemon on your console.