In my crunchbang installation with X11, openbox, my wireless usb mouse is listed at both /dev/psaux and /dev/input/mouse0. It's working fine apart from the scrollwheel, which although active, is far too sensitive.
I'm thinking maybe the kernel is raising double the scroll events that it should be? Not sure what to check out even if this is the case?
Currently trying out KDE, and I'm a big user of multiple workspaces/desktops while I work. I've noticed that essentially, KDE isn't able (or doesn't bother?) to tell between my mouse's standard vertical scroll, and the left/right scroll that it has.
Hello, I am pretty new to linux and I decided to install Crunchbang just two days ago. I managed to configure it to my tastes, the only bit I didn't manage to fix yet is the wheel mouse. All I want to do is being able to scroll pages while I am holding the mouse wheel pushed + up/down mouse movement.
Just installed Ubuntu 11.10. Been a while since I used any distro and I'm very impressed.
To be difficult, does anyone know how to enable the middle mouse button scroll option when browsing? I don't know if this is an OS level thing or browser config. option.
In Windows, you can usually click the mouse wheel to bring up a scroll icon when using browsers.
I'm using a Logitech K750(keyboard) and M705(mouse) using the same (one!) unifying USB connector. I paired them with my mac, but use them on my desktop with Ubuntu 12.04.1. Works nice. Just a few adjustments I'd like to do.
Logitech has unleashed a new wireless mouse in Australia, the M325, which boasts a precision scroll wheel that allows you to jump forward and back through web pages and has much smoother scrolling than a normal mouse. Available today for $59.95.
Is there a program/utility for increasing the number of the lines the mouse wheel will scroll when tuned (only need it for browsing) but in general would be fine to. Managed to adjust Firefox to scroll better,so far no go for Chromium
did search before posting
I have a Logitech m505 mouse, which works fine with my ubuntu 12.04. However, the middle button is so hard to press down that in windows I had assigned it to left scroll with the logitech driver. So if I was to open a link in a new tab, I'd pull the scroll button to the left.
Short Question
Is there a way to adjust the mouse wheel scroll sensitivity in Fedora 18?
Long Question
I'm running Fedora 18, with the standard Gnome desktop. I use a Logitech M705 mouse with the free-scrolling mouse wheel, which I love. In windows, I'm able to configure how many lines to scroll per notch of the mouse wheel.
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