taylor-williamc:
It’s not a matter of smoothness. I’ve made two points here. First, I can’t use multiple mouse buttons at once on Librem hardware. I can’t left click and right click at the same time, for example. there is no way, rough or smooth, to accomplish this. Second, I can’t choose my own desktop because the desktops that emulate missing mouse buttons are the same ones that force unwanted features on me with no way to turn them off. And yes, I’ve tried KDE. I’m not a fan. As for GNOME Tweaks, it doesn’t help with either issue. Multiple mouse buttons still cannot be used simultaneously, nor does it provide a way to switch away from obnoxious desktops such as GNOME.
ruff:
Yeah, that’s the default setup on GNOME. The number of fingers determines which one mouse button gets used, with no way to use multiple mouse buttons. I agree, blind positioning is a pain. On an unrelated note, the finger count thing is also a pain because the Librem often misreads the number of fingers I used, and provides the wrong type of click.