Hello Community,
I have a new mouse (Roccat Kain 100).
On Windows, I set the debounce time of the mouse in the (Roccat Swarm) software to “Zero Debounce”, which means that the debounce time is nearly zero. On Windows, I got up to 25 (twenty-five) CPS (Clicks per second).
Then, I plugged that mouse into my Linux Laptop. The RGB settings that I set up on Windows applied, but it seems like the zero debounce isn’t working, because I’m struggling to get even 10 (ten) CPS.
I think that is caused because of some software limitations that impact mouse debounce time.
Here are my research results (that haven’t worked):
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/ku6gth/disable_double_click_preventionlower_debounce_time/
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/or1g40/changing_mouse_debounce_time_on_arch_linux/
This would might be helpful, not done so many research:
[SOLVED] Lowering mouse debounce time / Kernel & Hardware / Arch Linux Forums
I’m hoping that anyone could help me.
Best regards, FuchsCrafter
EDIT
Edit: I found a way: How to disable mouse debouncing in libinput - Ask Ubuntu
Brief summary:
sudo su
mkdir /etc/libinput/
cd /etc/libinput/
nano local-overrides.quirks
Write this in the file (you could use another editor, but nano is my favorite):
[Never Debounce]
MatchUdevType=mouse
ModelBouncingKeys=1
Then strg+x
, y
, local-overrides.quirks
, enter
, done!