Mouse acceleration

>Because on is better
>please jerk off my mouse whenever you feel like doing so

autism

Which is the only sensible default.

What is even your argument? Or are you just trying to be contrarian?

Should be off by deafault. Or at least provide ways to disable it, not to rely on some obscure wiki.

What? Mouse jerking is an argument. Try drawing something with that shit enabled.

>drawing with a mouse

Why would you even do this? Just buy a fucking drawing tablet or stick to pen and paper.

Why would I buy a drawing tablet for drawing Pepe?

Calling it pointer precision enhancement makes windows even more retarden than ganooleenox
You dont need the terminal to disable it if you're not retarded and get a good de

So neither Gnome nor Cinnamon are "good" DEs. Which is good then?

mouse acceleration is great for mice and touchpads, especially if you have a large screen resolution/multiple monitors
>need to move all across the horizontal resolution
>just give it a more vigurous flick

if your mouse is shit, neither on nor off will be precise

Then don't use GNOME, Pajeet. You can disable it easily with Xfce and KDE

xset m 0 0

Do i have to do this every boot or it's just permanent?

>little user is scared of the command line
Go back to your vidya board, Cred Forums kiddo

Gnome

What is mouse acceleration?

That's why Linux isn't going to be a desktop popular system.

>That's why Linux isn't going to be a desktop popular system.
Because people are too stupid to copy and paste one or two lines of "code" into a box?

You shouldn't use command prompt at all, if you're not a power user.
Also it's not like people are going to care what does this or that string mean. They'll paste some echo 'numbers' to get computer playing Legend of Zelda theme and will be wondering why their files got deleted.

>You shouldn't use command prompt at all
You don't have to use it on most newbie distros. I've used it literally once and that was to make an md5 checksum.
But it's still great to have the option to alter certain things inside the terminal instead of bloating the UI with checkboxes.

Gnomefags are stupid.

The few autistic will find a way to turn it off.

I like mouse acceleration.
Accuracy is very important to me, but not if I'm moving the mouse halfway across the screen quickly. Accuracy only matters to me when I'm clicking something small, so I move the mouse slowly when I get close to it.

I turn the actual speed quite low, for accuracy of small movements, and the acceleration high to keep my range of motion to a minimum when moving across large patches of screen.

When I want to quickly move the mouse a great distance across the screen, I can do it with a small very quick flick of the wrist. When I need to be accurate, I move the mouse slowly and I get accurate control.

>looking up "How to turn off mouse acceleration on GNU/Linux" on your search engine of choice is autistic

Windows user here, I use the command line all the time

this is not *linux this is particular to the DE you are using.

being this new

No, the unjustified desire to turn off an intuitive feature is autistic.

>being this new