[21:26] <XubXubXub> My HTPC running Xubuntu LTS decided to just default to a kodi-standalone session by default instead of the desktop all on it's own.  When I exit kodi it just logs out and when I log back in it starts kodi again.  I don't know what caused this to change from the default behavior but I would like to change it back to default x11 xfce4.  It's been a long time since I messed with changing default session settings and googling it 
[21:26] <XubXubXub> returns very wide results.  Can someone remind me how to switch default desktop sessions via terminal?
[21:52] <new-user> morning, I just swapped to Xubuntu, I was using ElementaryOS before but it wasn't doing too great in the install size side, I like Xubuntu so far and I want to stick with it, but.. the touchpad feels a little unresponsive, it was working just perfectly fine in ElementaryOS, is there any known config or update to configure touchpad responsiveness?
[21:53] <gnrp> new-user: What do you mean with "responsiveness"?
[21:53] <gnrp> you can set the acceleration and speed in the settings
[21:54] <new-user> well.. sometimes I drag my finger across the touchpad and it doesn't register anything at all, I've been using my whole thumb to move the pointer around and it tracks it well, but with my previous distro it would work just fine with the tip of any finger
[21:55] <new-user> like it ignores the input if the touch surface is way too small
[21:56] <XubXubXub> Nevermind my question I found the big ole button in LightDM to change sessions.  I knew there was an easier way than going all 2011 and editing config files...
[22:05] <gnrp> new-user: What is your notebook model?
[22:06] <new-user> gnrp it's a flashed Chromebook HP 11 G7 EE
[22:07] <new-user> I found sound synaptics documentation, there's a prop finger setting for pressure sensitivity, will look if it works
[22:08] <gnrp> new-user: That's why I was asking, so I could look up the touchpad model. If it is a synaptic, synclient might help
[22:09] <XubXubXub> i wonder if youre using synclient or libinput
[22:10] <new-user> synclient, gotcha, I will try and report back, thank you!
[22:11] <XubXubXub> I guess libinput has the ability to detect "pressure" or surface area..there must be some way to configure it https://wayland.freedesktop.org/libinput/doc/1.11.3/touchpad_pressure.html
[22:11] <XubXubXub> it sounds like synclient isnt really updated anymore and libinput is taking over
[22:11] <XubXubXub> I found this though https://wayland.freedesktop.org/libinput/doc/1.11.3/touchpad_pressure.html
[22:23] <new-user> synclient FingerLow and FingerHigh did the trick
[22:23] <new-user> it now feels very very responsive
[22:23] <new-user> thank you guys!
[22:24] <new-user> it was 25 and 30 respectively, set it to 5 and 10