I’ve had my AMD FW13 for a few days now and love everything about it so far. I’m currently dual-booting Windows 11 and Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, both encrypted with BitLocker and LUKS, respectively.
All running smooth as butter.
The official guides have been a great help, especially the Ubuntu one to ensure I have everything working as expected - fingerprint reader, ambient light sensor, the works.
However, there is a small annoyance I’m hoping someone here can answer once and for all…
How do I reduce the trackpad two-finger scroll speed in Ubuntu 22.04?!
I’ve been all over the internet trying different things and nothing is working so far (outside of a Firefox tweak only). Even one suggestion here ([RESPONDED] A Few Irritating bugs on Ubuntu 22.04 - #10 by Owen) which doesn’t work for me as xinput doesn’t list anything with any Scrolling Pixel Distance value.
Everything else I find/try is either outdated, referencing slightly different tools, or flat out does nothing.
It’s not unusable, just very, very sensitive, so scrolling is way too fast. When using Windows the scroll speed is absolutely fine - scrolling across the trackpad relative to screen space. But in Ubuntu I can scroll a whole screen’s worth of page (be it in a browser or system app) with just 2cm of finger movement. This makes pinch-to-zoom in browser windows and maps insane too.
So, is there anyone out there, on the CURRENT version of Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, with a FW13 laptop that has had this problem and resolved it at system level - not just for Firefox?
I really hope so. Cheers.