Mouse Speed and button use
I have a 5 button mouse (the Microsoft Intellimouse explorer) this is not found by default in Linux, but that is not really a problem, for now I can live without the extra two buttons. The problem is that I cannot find any way to change the speed or acceleration. I was wondering if such a menu existed.
I am using RH9 and currently am running KDE. Thanks Agile |
Solved- for those who want to know:
Goto Control centre> Peripherals>mouse>advanced Sorry, as you can see, I am just not used to this interface :) Agile |
Not solved, there is an acceleration option here, but no speed option?!?!
Agile |
Sorry to bump this, but it still has not been solved?
Is there a patch, or a terminal command that I can execute in order to change this? Thanks Agile |
have you tried
menu>system settings>mouse? |
Before you guys go nuts staring holes through menus, try
man xset |
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As for man xset, this only enables you to change the threshold and accell. What I can do is change the threshold to 1 and then put the accell to where i would like the speed to go. Thanks guys Agile |
im also looking for the option to increase the sensitivity of my mouse... so yeah, please somebody! lol
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If you could also add an option of how to enable the other buttons that would be great! Thanks
Agile |
control Center> periphals >mouse ?
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Keep 'em comming guys, thanks! Agile |
"Mouse Sensitivity" - This drove me mad too. Threshold and Accelleration are only only tpart of the configuration.
I had to put this line intoXF86Config-4 in the section Inputdevice: Option "Resolution" "5000" and then restart X. So, my Inputdevice section looks like this: Section "InputDevice" Identifier "Mouse1" Driver "mouse" Option "Protocol" "IMPS/2" Option "Device" "/dev/psaux" Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5" Option "Resolution" "5000" EndSection 5000 may not be a suitable value for you, so try 200, 1000, 10000 etc until you find a number that works well for you. Hope this helps. |
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