People could try out https://github.com/BlueDragonX/xf86-input-mtrack and see if they get any mileage out of that. It's generally better than synaptics if it had proper hysteresis, however, I ran into problems with defining soft button zones on my clickpad. (It arranged them vertically as opposed to horizontally.)
People could try out https:/ /github. com/BlueDragonX /xf86-input- mtrack and see if they get any mileage out of that. It's generally better than synaptics if it had proper hysteresis, however, I ran into problems with defining soft button zones on my clickpad. (It arranged them vertically as opposed to horizontally.)