Pointer Acceleration Code Being Cleaned Up For Libinput
Yesterday when writing about libinput 0.21 being released and libinput 1.0 appearing around the corner, the forum discussion quickly turned into a matter of libinput's pointer acceleration support.
Fortunate for those that have a gripe with libinput's pointer acceleration, Peter Hutterer posted a set of sixteen patches today that cleans up its support.
A number of the patches fix "the current mess of different speeds and add a bit of clarity... [two of the patches] should help greatly here," Peter noted. The other patches further split up the pointer acceleration code as a step towards eventually allowing per-device custom processing.
More details on these new pointer acceleration patches for libinput can be found on the Wayland-devel list.
Fortunate for those that have a gripe with libinput's pointer acceleration, Peter Hutterer posted a set of sixteen patches today that cleans up its support.
A number of the patches fix "the current mess of different speeds and add a bit of clarity... [two of the patches] should help greatly here," Peter noted. The other patches further split up the pointer acceleration code as a step towards eventually allowing per-device custom processing.
More details on these new pointer acceleration patches for libinput can be found on the Wayland-devel list.
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