Need help with Ubuntu 24.04 on Dell Inspiron 5410 with cursor sticking and view jumping and moving around on their own #2404 #dell #touchpad #wayland
My issue is with the cursor sticking, moving on its own, or the window scrolls to a different spot, or the zoom changes on its own. Moving the cursor around it will suddenly stop. I have to hit ES...
HyperSpace TrackPad Pro delayed indefinitely, Hyper offers refunds (crowdfunding)
The HyperSpace TrackPad Pro is a touchpad designed to be a highly configurable wired or wireless input device for computers and mobile devices. Last fall, Hyper launched a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign for the trackpad, and the company expected to begin shipping units to backers by March, 2026.
Now Hyper has revealed that it won’t be able to meet that timeline, so the company is offering […]
#crowdfunding #hyperspace #hyperspaceTrackpadPro #touchpad #trackpad Read more: https://liliputing.com/hyperspace-trackpad-pro-delayed-indefinitely-hyper-offers-refunds-crowdfunding/
Naya Connect modular mechanical keyboard offers trackball, touchpad, rotary encoder, and spacial controller options (Crowdfunding)
Dutch hardware startup Naya Create has launched the Naya Connect, a modular mechanical keyboard featuring magnetic connectors for additional keypads, and a dock to add a trackball, a multitouch touchpad, a rotary encoder, or a spatial controller. It is designed for 3D artists, video editors, audio professionals, and CAD engineers, as well as finance and business users. The core system, or the brain of the product, is the Naya Type, an 85-key mechanical keyboard in a 75% form factor with a 14.9 mm CNC aluminum unibody. It uses Kailh Choc V2 low-profile mechanical switches mounted on hot-swappable sockets and paired with dished polycarbonate shine-through keycaps with full RGB support. The keyboard supports QWERTY, QWERTZ, Colemak, Dvorak, and fully custom layouts via software remapping, while offering a 1,000 Hz polling rate in wired mode. A configurable spacebar allows users to switch between a standard single bar or a three-key split layout
Started using a touchpad with the split keyboard on suggestion - chose a Peripad 706 and it seems fine.
However, Gnome touchpad/mouse speed and acceleration controls are very far from enough. I've used the measure-touchpad-size trick to get movement speed somewhat to a usable range, but acceleration still needs to go way above the max possible in the settings.
Has someone already solved this?
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