Closed alexander-paterson closed 3 years ago
This looks like a known problem with device drivers that modify scroll resolution. When these drivers are in use Solaar should not be used to modify scroll resolution so set it to ignore.
From https://github.com/pwr-Solaar/Solaar:
Some Linux drivers view or modify the setting Scroll Wheel Resolution to implement smooth scrolling. If Solaar changes this setting after the driver is set up scrolling can be either very fast or very slow. To fix this problem click on the icon at the right edge of the setting to set it to "Ignore this setting". The mouse has to be reset (e.g., by turning it off and on again) before this fix will take effect.
This looks like a known problem with device drivers that modify scroll resolution. When these drivers are in use Solaar should not be used to modify scroll resolution so set it to ignore.
From https://github.com/pwr-Solaar/Solaar:
Some Linux drivers view or modify the setting Scroll Wheel Resolution to implement smooth scrolling. If Solaar changes this setting after the driver is set up scrolling can be either very fast or very slow. To fix this problem click on the icon at the right edge of the setting to set it to "Ignore this setting". The mouse has to be reset (e.g., by turning it off and on again) before this fix will take effect.
Sorry, I did find that mentioned in the "FAQ" but when I tried it, it didn't seem to do anything even after turning the mouse off/on.
I disabled it this time and restarted the machine and it appears to have worked.
Information
solaar --version
orgit describe --tags
if cloned from this repository): solaar 1.0.6uname -srmo
): Linux 5.11.0-24-generic x86_64 GNU/Linuxsolaar show
:Describe the bug If I leave the mouse alone for 5+ minutes the scroll speed slows right down. I need to open Solaar's settings, click on my mouse and toggle scroll wheel resolution off then back on for the speed to go back to normal.