Tested the 23.04 Wayland session and can confirm that it is better! Feel
free to close the bug as this will be fixed with updates / future
releases. Thanks for the professional bug handling.
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Yes runs on wayland.
Libinput 1.23.0
Mutter 44.2
It is hard to actually objectively judge this as stutter/lag is very
subjective. Though Fedora feels a lot less fluid (i.e. the cursor doesn't seem
to lag a few frames).
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Des
Trying to pinpoint where the problem can be I found that the problem is not
present in fedora with the exact same set up. I think there is something in
Mutter or Gnome that is different in Ubuntu that let's this bug appear.
Using Fedora fixes the issue for me but I thought I'd post it here for fu
I can confirm that using Kubuntu with Wayland as well as X11 session the
issue is not present. Hence, I believe this is a Gnome / Mutter issue.
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Created upstream bug:
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/libinput/libinput/-/issues/907
** Bug watch added: gitlab.freedesktop.org/libinput/libinput/-/issues #907
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/libinput/libinput/-/issues/907
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This is very subjective and I could be wrong. Upon disabling the
extensions the lag was still present. With a USB mouse the lag is not
present or at least not as noticable.
Interestingly if I switch to 1080p the issue dissapears.
I think that subjectively the default mouse acceleration for 4k wit
Public bug reported:
I have an X1 carbon 9th gen with a 4k screen where I use 200% scaling.
Unfortunately, the touchpad feels laggy and imprecise when trying to hit
click targets.
Switching to X11 helps as well as the flat acceleration profile in gnome tweaks.
I feel like this is related to how g
