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Sway needs a second try for the trackpad to work. #3192
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I have run into something like this with sway somewhat regularly. I have to rmmod and modprobe the psmouse module to restore the mouse. Not sure if it's an upstream issue, wlroots, or sway. |
That did not help, the only thing that can sort this out automatically is for me to append Which I agree is a horrible thing to do. |
Can you please post the output of |
Ping? |
@RedSoxFan my system with sway is currently not with me, I will certainly try your advice out as soon as we reunite :) |
I have this issue also. My output of
The Let me know if I should report this upstream also |
@NormN, if you run |
same happens to me. Libinput does show touchpad events even though my cursor is not moving. |
Sway Version: 1.0-beta.1
Debug Log:
Configuration File: http://bpaste.net/show/166ea7986a64
When starting sway the first time the trackpad doesn't work (first log) whenever starting it a second time --- either after having started and closed sway once before in the same boot session (second log) or after having started and closed X --- it works. I start sway with
sway -d 2> ~/sway.log
.This second part has been solved as it was a separate issue:
Additionally, neither the rightclick nor the scroll function work via the trackpad (in spite of being configured in the config) --- this is however constant across sessions and might well be a kernel/driver issue.
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