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My XPS-13 9350 does great (Ubuntu 18.04, Xorg). I just got a score of 292 (156+136 bonus) on that mouse accuracy site on small/hard. Then again, when a relativ
by inamberclad 8y ago
My XPS-13 9350 does great (Ubuntu 18.04, Xorg). I just got a score of 292 (156+136 bonus) on that mouse accuracy site on small/hard.
Then again, when a relative ordered one of these laptops, the mousepad was dead on arrival, so ymmv.
- BFdes 8y agoIs your username a reference to the ship in Halo?
- coldtea 8y agoWhat else could it be? Some new tree-resin-based fashion line?
- supermatt 8y agoLike the Tsurani?
- inamberclad 8y agoYessir.
- wbharding 8y agoWow, that's impressive! I wonder if screen size impacts score on that test? Both my test laptops were 15", which probably means more space between the bubbles. At any rate, I'd be curious to know if libinput is your driver in use? If you don't know, `cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep "input driver"` should indicate the answer
- inamberclad 8y agoYep, looks libinput is the driver in use (it says, "Using input driver 'libinput' for 'SynPS/2 Synaptics TouchPad'"). I caution you against using just my anecdote to determine anything concrete, of course.
- imtringued 8y agoI get 244~ on both a 11" laptop and and a 21" external monitor.
- jammygit 8y agoI like my xps, but I would never brag about the keyboard or trackpad. I really miss my old macbook's kb/trackpad. Its just that I want to run linux, not macOS these days
- orivej 8y agoSurprisingly I also got 292 (156+136 bonus) on the first try on Lenovo X1 gen 4 (NixOS, Xorg). Both synaptics and libinput powered touchpads have always felt perfect for me, with minor to none customization. (Currently my only setting for libinput is to enable natural scrolling.) However, I have no experience with the Apple laptops.