from independantiste@sh.itjust.works to linux@lemmy.ml on 27 Nov 02:44
https://sh.itjust.works/post/28675389
Hi all
I’ve been a touchpad user for a long time with Linux, I love the gestures and I think the 3-finger GNOME ones are even better than the ones on my MacOS work computer (which have a weird delay when switching workspaces, but thats besides the point). Thats to say, I use Firefox and GTK4 apps when I can because they implement kinetic scrolling in a very smooth and satisfying way.
Now comes the problems, applications using Chromium/Electron all have a very janky kinetic scroll implementation. They are all way too fast, and thats when the kinetic scroll is enabled manually in the settings. Does anyone know of a way to reduce that speed? Or even better, if someone has links to issues that I can track that aim to improve the kinetic scrolling implementation, and its default setting status (when its going to be enabled as default), I would appreciate it a lot!
BTW, if some of you are interested, I made this small website some time ago to track the status touchpads on Linux: arewescrollingyet.com. If someone has issues for chromium I will gladly add it to the site
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