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> On Android with DeX there is no palm rejection, so I ended up keeping the touchpad switched off most of the time. This has been my experience on Linux as wel
by ryukafalz 4y ago
> On Android with DeX there is no palm rejection, so I ended up keeping the touchpad switched off most of the time.
This has been my experience on Linux as well with my NexDock Touch. As best I can tell the touchpad is only presented to the OS as a mouse, so it can't do palm rejection in software (and you'll never get those fancy multitouch gestures in e.g. GNOME).
The only lapdock I've ever used that did this right is the HP Elite X3's lapdock. It's thus my favorite of the ones that exist, but it can't seem to supply enough power over USB-C to charge a lot of devices during use including the Librem 5. Still holding out for one with both the touchpad (and keyboard) quality of the HP lapdock and the power output of the NexDock. (I suspect I'll be waiting a while though, it's a very niche product.)