Hi, have a look at the arch linux wiki 'libinput' page. You might need to install the 'libinput-tools' package on Debian. Also at the end of the page is a 'Troubleshooting' section. I hope the page is helpful.
On Sunday, 07 March at 18:50, Laura Smith wrote: > Hi. Day 2 of Debian for me! I'm a long time on-off Ubuntu/Raspberry Pi OS > user though - but first time with a standard Debian install, and first time > with Wayland. > > I'd love some pointers about how (if at all) I can change the acceleration of > my touchpad. Truth is, I'm not sure what I want to change though. On Ubuntu I > couldn't make it feel how I wanted either. I just want it to feel how it does > on Windows! I struggle to hit anything small, such as a window close button > or grabbing the edge of a window to resize. I can't put my finger on what's > different. Maybe I just need time to get muscle memory? It somehow just feels > a bit fatiguing using it, too, like getting where I want is an effort...? > I've tried changing the speed, obviously. > > I've got a Lenovo IdeaPad 710S-13IKB running Gnome on Buster. I've got a 13" > screen scaled at 100% in Gnome, which does make everything a bit small, which > may have something to do with the problem. I'm using Large Text in Universal > Access to get around the absence of fractional scaling. > > libinput doesn't seem to have a support channel, as far as I can find, and I > haven't got a bug, so I thought I'd ask here. On Ubuntu/X11 I've tried > changing acceleration parameters with xinput, but I see from the libinput FAQ > that they are aiming for as few user-configurable options as possible. > > Thanks for your help! > Laura -- All the best Wim
