Anyone knows how to do it and wanna share? On ubuntu, I used to disable it through xinput, which is not natively installed on CL_OS. I don’t even know if CL_OS runs on X or Wayland, or whatnot.
Ps: If you’re thinking about saying anything related to messing with the mouse speed setting, please don’t.
I believe you can find a section in gnome-tweaks about mouse acceleration.
True, and I’ll try it if I can’t find how to do it through the terminal, because 'gnome-tweaks simply didn’t work when I tried it on ubuntu 19.04.
As @doct0rHu said, gnome-tweaks can also be used to edit the /gnome/desktop/peripherals/mouse/acceleration-profile
An alternative is installing dconf-editor
On Xorg, there are several ways of setting mouse acceleration 
Edit the Xorg configuration with xorg-xset and xorg-xinput, each installable as a package
If Clear Linux runs on Wayland, instead of xinput you’d use libinput
The FAQ for libinput
https://wayland.freedesktop.org/libinput/doc/latest/faqs.html
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Thanks. It’s running X11, so I installed x11-tools, and disabled it through xinput.
Does gnome-tweaks not working?
I don’t know. It’s just that it never worked with me, so I avoid it if I can.
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I use it all the time on clearlinux. Please try it, we don’t inherit all the bugs from Ubuntu :).
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That has been true so far and I must say I’m positively surprised.
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