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Using libinput, my touchpad appears to have an issue whereby small/slight movements aren't registered (the cursor doesn't respond). This can be solved by setting "noise cancellation" to 0 using the synaptics driver. Is there an equivalent for libinput? (libinput 1.6.3-1, wayland 1.13.0-1, gnome 3.22.3-1).
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not really useful reply but I've this as well. Couldn't find any solution so I switched to synaptics which IMO behaves better in that matter.
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not really useful reply but I've this as well. Couldn't find any solution so I switched to synaptics which IMO behaves better in that matter.
I believe this issue is due to hysteresis being enabled by default for all devices, without being configurable.
I've whipped up a quick patch to disable it. Could you check whether libinput-no-hysteresis works any better?
Last edited by tlvince (2017-04-03 16:09:55)
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xmbr wrote:not really useful reply but I've this as well. Couldn't find any solution so I switched to synaptics which IMO behaves better in that matter.
I believe this issue is due to hysteresis being enabled by default for all devices, without being configurable.
I've whipped up a quick patch to disable it. Could you check whether libinput-no-hysteresis works any better?
I have this issue on my Asus X555LJ. I tried with this patch and it doesn't solve this, in fact it's even worse.
Had to downgrade to libinput 1.6.3-1 and now it works fine.
Last edited by The Loko (2017-04-08 16:19:29)
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