I recently bought an asus zenbook 14 (AMD version) and the scroll speed of the touch pad is quite fast.
Does anybody know how to change this?
I’m using Nixos 24.05, Gnome/Wayland
It’s right there in the settings in KDE, so I imagine it’s one of those type settings Gnome deems not worthy of being configurable and you should use it at the speed they deemed is correct.
Unfortunately that’s something the compositor has to handle, so unless there’s a hidden setting with
gsettingssomewhere you’re out of luck.Yeah, seems like it. I was hoping I could configure the touchpad via xinput or libinput. But I didn’t find anything yet that works for this laptop.
You can’t configure it but there’s patches around where you can hardcode a modifier with very minor side effects.
The thing with Wayland, and things like libinput, is that it wants to give the compositor a lot of power and hopefully enable more things, so there’s not one implementation like Xorg that you’re just stuck with what it provides. The compositor knows more about what’s going on, and the application even more so. So in theory you can have all sorts of inertia curves. But in the meantime we have this silly situation, where you can’t even adjust it at all.
Yeah, it’s a weird situation. Any idea where I can find these patches or what terms I soils search for to find them myself?
I found this AUR package based on this discussion
Sort of astounded at this deficiency, though it seems scroll speed is (erroneously) tied to DPI at present?
https://discourse.gnome.org/t/add-touchpad-scroll-sensitivity-adjustment-feature/18097
Yeah, seems like a rather basic feature.
I can adjust to some variation in scroll speed. But in some applications it’s just too fast to be usable. I ended up changing my scroll speed settings in firefox to already have that covered.
about:configthat I use now:
