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evemu-record of the event (v2)
I have included a few more taps in the recording, as I find that often time
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--- Comment #38 from Peter Hutterer ---
well, it always applies on top of the hardware hysteresis. having said that, if
the hw hysteresis exceeds the 0.5mm, it should never trigger, so the hysteresis
applied should always be the maximum of 0.5mm
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--- Comment #17 from Source0f1 ---
(In reply to Jonas Ådahl from comment #16)
> (In reply to Source0f1 from comment #15)
> > Did something change? I just tested Blender, today, on Ubuntu 17.10 beta 2
> > (ubuntu-modified gnome shell under waylan
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--- Comment #37 from Daniel van Vugt ---
I wonder how it interacts with touchpads that have hysteresis built into the
hardware/firmware?
I mean the distances are the same, but some touchpads (like the X1 Carbon gen 4
vs gen 3) seem to be doing s
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--- Comment #36 from Peter Hutterer ---
we tried to remove the hysteresis a while ago and got so many complaints about
the fingers still wobbling that we had to re-instate it. It was largely
whack-a-mole with the various touchpads. Search for
LIB
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--- Comment #16 from Jonas Ådahl ---
(In reply to Source0f1 from comment #15)
> Did something change? I just tested Blender, today, on Ubuntu 17.10 beta 2
> (ubuntu-modified gnome shell under wayland) and issue #1 appears to be
> fixed: pressing
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--- Comment #35 from Daniel van Vugt ---
Sorry, I should have both read more and remembered more. I now recall the
ThinkPad X220 really needed hysteresis for single finger clicks. Due to high
touchpad precision and small touchpad size, the cursor
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--- Comment #34 from Daniel van Vugt ---
I've got a plan to devote Ubuntu Desktop Team time (myself) to it starting
early next year. Of course it would be great if someone else committed
improvements earlier than that.
In my case I find many lap
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--- Comment #33 from Nate Graham ---
I do the same thing.
Peter, if you're still reading along, I hope all these anecdotes offer some
proof that we need at least one more more setting here ("Smooth small
movements"?). I know you don't want too m
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--- Comment #32 from Chris Billington ---
I too get a much more pleasant experience with zero hysteresis on a Dell
Precision 5520, which is similar hardware to a Dell XPS 15 or Dell XPS 13. With
hysteresis, I can't make small movements easily, an
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Bug ID: 103283
Summary: drm_get_device_name_for_fd is broken on FreeBSD
Product: Mesa
Version: 17.2
Hardware: Other
OS: FreeBSD
Status: NEW
Severity: nor
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--- Comment #1 from mattia.b89 ---
I have to add that this issue is present for left and the right margin.
The top one works as expected.
Instead the bottom margin since it has the button rightly does not start the
movement (even if I'd like to
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Bug ID: 103282
Summary: XWayland refresh rate locked to 60 Hz
Product: Wayland
Version: unspecified
Hardware: Other
OS: Linux (All)
Status: NEW
Severity:
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Bug ID: 103281
Summary: Dell XPS 13 (9343) wrong touchpad limits
Product: Wayland
Version: unspecified
Hardware: Other
OS: All
Status: NEW
Severity: norm
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--- Comment #15 from Source0f1 ---
Did something change? I just tested Blender, today, on Ubuntu 17.10 beta 2
(ubuntu-modified gnome shell under wayland) and issue #1 appears to be fixed:
pressing shift+f to enter fly mode and move around the sc
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