neminem85
2018-04-09, 19:00
Hello everyone!!
Running on Kali Linux amd64 with kernel 4.15 on a Macbook Pro mid 2012 with i5 3210m cpu, intel hd 4000 gpu, 8gb ram and 256gb ssd.
Wanted to post a little issue i am experiencing.
After i installed the latest updates i noticed that the mouse accelleration changed by a big margin. No luck of course changin the "speed" in the touchpad settings in Gnome.
Now it feels like the mouse is slower, before the upgrade it was very easy for me to reach precisely every corner of the screen with one gesture, now it takes two because with just one it would cover just half of the screen. Is there any chance the accelleration is just disabled?? If yes, how can i check? and if it's just a matter of changing the value of accelleration, where can i do that??
Thank you so much!
P.S. before that i was playing with compiz trying to make it work with xfce, but without any luck ( didn't do any changes to any config files) and after that i just removed the packages, just wanted to tell you that in case you think that compiz may have changed that.
Running on Kali Linux amd64 with kernel 4.15 on a Macbook Pro mid 2012 with i5 3210m cpu, intel hd 4000 gpu, 8gb ram and 256gb ssd.
Wanted to post a little issue i am experiencing.
After i installed the latest updates i noticed that the mouse accelleration changed by a big margin. No luck of course changin the "speed" in the touchpad settings in Gnome.
Now it feels like the mouse is slower, before the upgrade it was very easy for me to reach precisely every corner of the screen with one gesture, now it takes two because with just one it would cover just half of the screen. Is there any chance the accelleration is just disabled?? If yes, how can i check? and if it's just a matter of changing the value of accelleration, where can i do that??
Thank you so much!
P.S. before that i was playing with compiz trying to make it work with xfce, but without any luck ( didn't do any changes to any config files) and after that i just removed the packages, just wanted to tell you that in case you think that compiz may have changed that.