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Mouse-movement seems need much more force to be detected #5
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Seems like a similar problem already mentioned in #1 |
I tried your change in your pr, but the behavior still the same (actually the output is after I installed your change). |
Yes I am still playing around, it's limited reverse engineering of a driver for a blackbox device |
I see, yeah it is! Thanks for the effort! |
But so far it seem that there is nothing really that can be done on driver side, more on libinput side. |
I always touched the trackpad with 4 fingers during this phase and tried to swipe with 4 fingers:
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Meanwhile the Lightning Version:
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Hello, I got the same issue with my Magic Trackpad 2 (USB-C) on Ubuntu 24.04.1 (kernel: 6.8.0-51-generic), after installing the driver the scroll is working but I need to press a bit harder to make it works, even for moving the cursor (maybe for all actions). And sometimes a right-click is triggered instead of scrolling. |
As mentioned in #1 We were debuging the driver and did not see any misbehavior with the driver itself. It seems like a problem between libinput and the driver. |
Thanks for the quick answer, I hope it'll be fixed soon or at least one day. The USB-C Trackpad is recent so I'm not surprised of these strange behaviors 😅 |
You can try to disable bluetooth, and connect the trackpad with the usbc cable (meanwhile also has the driver in this repo installed). If in that case you can use the trackpad with no issue, then your case is the same as : https://askubuntu.com/questions/1283762/custom-libinput-quirk-for-apple-magic-trackpad-2
logout and re-enter system will make the config be applied. |
Thanks @Erma318, I tried but it doesn't seems to work, never mind, I'll wait for a fix 🤷 |
This works wonders for me on Ubuntu 24.04 and the newest self compiled kernel driver from source. |
After installing the driver in this repo, looks like "point, hard left/right clicks, scroll, three-finger middle mouse button "did worked. But somehow I found that the mouse-movement only be detected if pressed hard enough. Does anyone has the same feeling? (Before installing the driver, although it can not double tap, but the movement was working fine).
My xinput conf for it is (it is the default one , I just print it out):
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