Hi, I just bought an M1 MacBook Air and mostly everything works great, with a few exceptions. I usually like to disable mouse acceleration because I'm much more precise with that setting. The way I do it is by going to Terminal and entering
defaults write .GlobalPreferences com.apple.mouse.scaling -1
It works just fine on my Intel MacBook Pro with Big Sur. But on my Air, while it does remove mouse acceleration, the mouse starts to move around 0.3x as fast as it would be on my Intel MBP or any Windows machine, for that matter. I also tried installing the latest beta of USB Overdrive to see if that works, but it doesn't detect any of my peripherals. Any clues with this? My mouse has a max DPI of 2000dpi, and i usually use it at 1800dpi, so i would need something like a 5400dpi mouse to compensate for the slowdown, so that's a no go.
Other notes:
- Mouse is a Roccat Lua (it has no drivers for mac, but it works perfectly on my Intel MBP)
- I connect it through an USB-C hub.
Thank you
defaults write .GlobalPreferences com.apple.mouse.scaling -1
It works just fine on my Intel MacBook Pro with Big Sur. But on my Air, while it does remove mouse acceleration, the mouse starts to move around 0.3x as fast as it would be on my Intel MBP or any Windows machine, for that matter. I also tried installing the latest beta of USB Overdrive to see if that works, but it doesn't detect any of my peripherals. Any clues with this? My mouse has a max DPI of 2000dpi, and i usually use it at 1800dpi, so i would need something like a 5400dpi mouse to compensate for the slowdown, so that's a no go.
Other notes:
- Mouse is a Roccat Lua (it has no drivers for mac, but it works perfectly on my Intel MBP)
- I connect it through an USB-C hub.
Thank you
