>>715411231
We don't... it's just the only usable thing.

I work on Linux on my other PCs. Man where do I begin

>Mouse lags for no reason
It has acceleration on by default, disable it it's not that, okay maybe it's something else.
Users suggest it's the pooling rate okay

sudo su -
modprobe drm_kms_helper
echo N> /sys/module/drm_kms_helper/parameters/poll
echo 'drm_kms_helper' >> /etc/modules-load.d/local.conf
echo "options drm_kms_helper poll=N" >> /etc/modprobe.d/local.conf

Pooling rate increased mouse does feel better something still feels off.

Maybe it's the drivers try Logitech mouse software for linux

It doesn't exist okay time to try a 3rd part one called solaar

At last I can set my DPI now. Still feel laggy.

At that point I have up I'm not really gaming on that system just playing light games like older RTS games and such it only has a i7-6700k+1070 GTX so not that I can play anything.

And this "little" story that took I don't know 2 hours or so of me searching fixing, testing keeps happening.

I had some weird issue where the CPU usage would spike when the mouse cursor went from Left to Right monitor.
I had some weird issues where programs didn't see the dual monitors as 2 screens but as one big one.
I had issues countless issues with snap programs that are supposed to as easy to install as windows programs. VLC didn't work as a SNAP, Discord had issues as a SNAP. And so on and on...

Linux was such a long way to go it's ridicilous. I do understand why programers go for MacOS to skip all of this BASIC shit if they don't feel like tinkering.