Note that this is not only KDE. The first place where this needs to be implemented is the Xorg server. I have done that already with my patch. Without that or another similar implementation in Xorg, this cannot (should not) be implemented.
Also note that there was a discussion with Xorg developers about my patch on the Xorg mailinglist. While it works quite well and is quite easy, this probably will not be the final implementation. It was considered to generalize the already existing acceleration code in Xorg and reuse that code also for mouse wheel acceleration, together with this project:
It probably will take much longer though until we have all that in Xorg. So if Ubuntu wants mouse wheel acceleration now, my patch would be a viewable solution.
For those who never experienced mouse wheel acceleration: You really should try that, it *greatly* improves the general user experience and usability. I think this is quite an important thing if you want to improve Ubuntus usability.
Note that this is not only KDE. The first place where this needs to be implemented is the Xorg server. I have done that already with my patch. Without that or another similar implementation in Xorg, this cannot (should not) be implemented.
Also note that there was a discussion with Xorg developers about my patch on the Xorg mailinglist. While it works quite well and is quite easy, this probably will not be the final implementation. It was considered to generalize the already existing acceleration code in Xorg and reuse that code also for mouse wheel acceleration, together with this project:
https:/ /github. com/x-quadraht/ pscroll
It probably will take much longer though until we have all that in Xorg. So if Ubuntu wants mouse wheel acceleration now, my patch would be a viewable solution.
For those who never experienced mouse wheel acceleration: You really should try that, it *greatly* improves the general user experience and usability. I think this is quite an important thing if you want to improve Ubuntus usability.