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Thank you for the explanation!
Found out just now that Marlin finally got input shaping: https://marlinfw.org/docs/gcode/M593.html
There's however a risk that you have to compile your own firmware if you want to enable it. Definitely not impossible if you know your way around computers, but editing Marlin configs can be quite daunting. Not that installing and configuring Klipper would be trivial for a computer illiterate person, but over all I've found it much easier to work with. I used Marlin for about a year, including compiling my own version of it, before switching.
For me the biggest disadvantage with Klipper is that I haven't got around to printing an enclosure for the RPi so it's just sitting on the desk next to the printer, and it's not compatible with the E3v2 display so I have to use Mainsail on my phone if I want to control the printer from the same room. I could of course buy a proper touch screen and run KlipperScreen, but they're a bit pricey.
There is an add-on that lets the E3v2 screen work with klipper. I have it working and while the feature set is a bit limited its enough to see the print status and start a new print (among other things). You just need to run 7 wires from the screen to the GPIO pins on the pi. I used a front panel cable from an old PC case to accomplish this. Check it out!
https://github.com/GalvanicGlaze/DWIN_T5UIC1_LCD/wiki
Ah, nice! I started implementing the same thing a long time ago but got bored making all the UI screens after I had coded the basics :)
I've been looking into using an old Android phone as a display/control screen. The only thing holding me back is that my spare device (Note 4) doesn't have pass-through charging and won't run off a charging cable without the battery installed. This can be bypassed by attaching a couple wires to the pins where the battery connects but I've been too busy with other stuff to do it.
Might be an option for you if you have one laying around. Many newer phones can run without a battery just fine.