I have recently purchased a thinkpad to have a computer I can dedicate to using BSD (and learning it!) for.
I hate to ask this but I think someone may have come across this before. I have a Thinkpad T440 which has a pretty unique touchpad. I installed openbsd on it and every feature on the touchpad works beautifully but I have decided for several reasons to move back to freebsd.
The only problem is by default the touchpad works beautifully in openbsd but in freebsd it's pretty bad. I was wondering if someone could give me pointers on where to start reading/looking on finding out how to get the openbsd config to freebsd.
EDIT: To expand on what it's missing. Two finger scrolling, and proper left clicking. On openbsd and linux you can depress the entire touchpad (its unique like that) to left click. In freebsd you have to try to tap on the touchpad without depressing it because depressing does not register as a left click.
Should I be looking into moused or synaptics? Would they have a configuration file I could find on openbsd and move over to freebsd?
I hate to ask this but I think someone may have come across this before. I have a Thinkpad T440 which has a pretty unique touchpad. I installed openbsd on it and every feature on the touchpad works beautifully but I have decided for several reasons to move back to freebsd.
The only problem is by default the touchpad works beautifully in openbsd but in freebsd it's pretty bad. I was wondering if someone could give me pointers on where to start reading/looking on finding out how to get the openbsd config to freebsd.
EDIT: To expand on what it's missing. Two finger scrolling, and proper left clicking. On openbsd and linux you can depress the entire touchpad (its unique like that) to left click. In freebsd you have to try to tap on the touchpad without depressing it because depressing does not register as a left click.
Should I be looking into moused or synaptics? Would they have a configuration file I could find on openbsd and move over to freebsd?