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Mouse - Synaptics - Razer Blade Drivers Download - Update your computer's drivers using DriverMax, the free driver update tool. Razer is using Synaptics on the 14-inch Razer Blade, but have switched to Precision drivers for the new Razer Blade Stealth and Razer Blade Pro. The same for MSI who use Elan drivers on its. Grettings, First of all, please forgive my English as it is not my native language. I own a Razer Blade 14 (late 2016) and wanted to give Manjaro a try as I really enjoyed using it on my previous Blade.

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commented Apr 6, 2018

In the guide, there is an 'X11' synaptic configuration for the touchpad, but apparently, 17.10 is using 'libinput' (synclient wasn't even available).

That makes the step useless unless there are additional instructions on how to replace libinput with synaptic.

commented Apr 6, 2018

Thats true, if you use the Gnome/Wayland setup shipped with Ubuntu.
But with X11, the synaptics setup runs (in my option) better.

commented Apr 6, 2018

Did you try both with X11 and Wayland? Avg driver updater license key free. Do you recommend switching to X11 then?

If that is the case, maybe the instructions that could be included as a previous step to this 'X11' step?

commented Apr 6, 2018

Libinput only with Wayland, with X11 I run XFCE4 (and tried Budgie and others).

If you have issues with libinput, check the libinput tools:
https://wayland.freedesktop.org/libinput/doc/latest/tools.html
libinput debug-events

commented Apr 6, 2018

I understand you have your customized settings and I'm not complaining about the guide in any way (I think its amazing that you did it) but don't you agree that ideally try to follow out of the box ubuntu settings or at least instruct what to customize?

commented Apr 6, 2018

The guide is my settings, if you run Ubuntu & Wayland :)
I add the X11 settings only if you prefer X11.

I'll add that all X11 configurations are only needed, if you prefer X11 (I thought that this was clear).

commented Apr 6, 2018•
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I tried also with X11 and those settings but I still see some weird behavior on the touchpad.

If I try to keep my finger on it and move it in circles, at some point it stops the cursor and I have to remove the finger and touch again for it to recognize input again. I'm wondering if this isn't a hardware issue as I have it only for one week and was using a mouse before.

commented Apr 8, 2018

Confirmed the behavior on my machine with libinput / wayland.

commented Apr 8, 2018

Note: I don't have to remove my finger. the cursor has a small delay or different acceleration.

commented Apr 8, 2018

commented Apr 8, 2018

The Arch setup with a 4.15.x kernel and a fresh libinput has not this issue (Gnome/Wayland/libinput)

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commented Apr 8, 2018

Arch Setup:
libinput 1.10.3 / kernel 4.15.15-1
https://github.com/rolandguelle/razer-blade-stealth-linux#libinput-coordinates

commented Apr 8, 2018

Note: If I make lots of cycles on the touchpoint without changing the position, the cursor is moving around the screen on Arch (the bug is also there!).

commented Apr 8, 2018

The 'cycles without moving' tests seems to work on my XFCE4 / Arch setup (not in the tutorial) using the Synaptics driver.
TODO: Test Synaptics on Gnome & Ubuntu.

commented Apr 8, 2018

Libinput is the problem.
The Synaptics Version with X11 has no tmp problems.

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commented Apr 8, 2018

TODO: Test Synaptics on Gnome & Ubuntu.

Did you do that? Because with ubuntu + x11 I had problems too. The behavior seems to be different, but still not perfect.

Do you think it is possible to configure libinput or it would only work with synaptics?

commented Apr 8, 2018

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Yes, I've tested it. Ubuntu + X11 + Synaptics works fine. I still use libinpu

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