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feat: make speed sampling window configurable

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@ -142,6 +142,10 @@ plugin:dynamic-cursors {
# negative_quadratic - negative version of the quadratic one, feels more aggressive
# see `activation` in `src/mode/utils.cpp` for how exactly the calculation is done
function = negative_quadratic
# time window (ms) over which the speed is calculated
# higher values will make slow motions smoother but more delayed
window = 100
}
# for mode = stretch
@ -158,6 +162,10 @@ plugin:dynamic-cursors {
# negative_quadratic - negative version of the quadratic one, feels more aggressive
# see `activation` in `src/mode/utils.cpp` for how exactly the calculation is done
function = quadratic
# time window (ms) over which the speed is calculated
# higher values will make slow motions smoother but more delayed
window = 100
}
# configure shake to find
@ -227,7 +235,7 @@ plugin:dynamic-cursors {
### shape rules
Shape Rules can be used to override the mode or its behaviour on a per-shape basis. They can be defined with the keyword `shaperule` in the config file, preferably in the `plugin:dynamic-cursors` section.
**Note:** Shape rules only apply to server side cursor shapes. Sadly, not everyone supports server side cursors yet, which means shape rules won't work with apps using toolkits like e.g. GTK.
**Note:** Shape rules only apply to server side cursor shapes. Sadly, not everyone supports server side cursors yet, which means shape rules won't work in some applications.
A shape rule usually consists of three parts:
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