It wouldn't surprise me that any app trying hardware integration via electron would have all kinds of problems. It took a long time for its developers to get it working on Apple Silicon. Unfortunately, the electron framework does really crazy things, unlike any other app.
#Trackball works software software
Apple went to great efforts to ensure that virtually all existing Mac software would run without modification on the new chip. This is a cross-platform framework designed so that developers don't have to bother writing an actual Mac app. That may be the part that isn't working properly on M1. The part that defines those customizations is written in the notorious "electron" framework. As ugly as that part of the installer is, you are reporting that it works, just without any customization.
Whoever hacked up the Kensington installer for Catalina and Big Sur did a terrible job. That tells me that those skeptical Chinese developers were right. It's working via USB connection but KensingtonWork says there's no USB connection and therefore no customization. It's working like a simple two-button mouse. There are some interested comments in the postinstall scripts written in Chinese that suggest the developers themselves aren't sure if it is going to work. I was curious about this so I downloaded the installer. So Kensington itself was unable to get their software working? And you are asking if there are any other Apple customers with an M1 computer and your specific trackball who were able to succeed where the developers of the product itself had failed?
I've provided more information asking ANYBODY (else) if they actually have experience successfully installing KensingtonWorks despite what Kensington claims.
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