It ended up being a wonderful resource, specifically when it comes to getting your WiFi up and running on a similar MacBook.Ĭastro approaches this from a developer point of view, but the instructions are direct and quite easy to follow.
Fine adjustment of cursor speed can be done at Settings Manager > Mouse and Touchpad.First and foremost, let me point you to this guide by Vincent Castro. The setting will be reflected after log-out. # Mouse buttons trigger by 2-finger rotating gesture, disabled to enhance the pinch gesture # Mouse buttons triggered by 2-finger pinching gesture # Mouse button >= 10 are not used by Xorg, so we'll map them with xbindkeys and xdotool later
# Four finger swipe, 8 & 9 are for browsers navigating back and forth respectively # Tweak scroll sensitivity with ScrollDistance, don't touch ScrollSensitivity # The momentum after scroll fingers released # While touching the touchpad with fingers, press the touchpad physical click button # Disable tap-to-drag, we're using three finger drag instead # Trigger mouse button when tap: 1 finger - left click, 2 finger - right click, 3 - middle click # Ignore palm, with palm takes up to 30% of your touchpad # I often use thumb to press down the physical button, so let's not ignore it # Pressure at which a finger is detected as a release # Pressure at which a finger is detected as a touch The setting I have made is as follows: Section "InputClass" Then, put a setting file at the following location. Although the touch pad gets no better than MacOS, it gets still better than default. Mtrack could be installed to improve usability. For example, multi-touch cannot be enabled. Default touchpad is far from good usabilityĭefault touchpad works, but is never useful. Although installation of OS is easy, some points that have to be fixed exist and are covered in this article. The distribution I chose is Ubuntu Studio 18.10. I tried reusing my old MacBook Air late 2010 (MacBookAir3,1) as it got quite slow running on MacOS X.
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