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You should exclude the mouse devices via defcfg |
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Is there a way to exclude all mice and trackpads automatically? |
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Not today, if the auto-detection isn't working as desired. If it's easier you could instead configure the inclusion of keyboard devices instead of exclusion of mouse devices. |
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Unfortunately i'm trying to make a generic setup that works across machines in a scripted installation fashion with nixos, so that doesn't really work for me. I'll convert it to a feature request. |
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Support for this is now implemented in defcfg |
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Right now I have a very high DPI mouse that i've configured with hyprland like so:
device {
name = logitech-usb-receiver
sensitivity = -0.85
accel_profile = flat
}
If I startup kanata, I need to add
device {
name = kanata-1
sensitivity = -0.85
accel_profile = flat
}
However, that means that the mouse isn't properly matched anymore, if i have two mice and another is plugged in, they may alternate between kanata-1 and kanata-2 etc... i'd like to just disable mouse support all together since i'm not using kanata to control the mouse at all, i'm just using it for chording.
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