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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.
Originally posted by ehdwuld have you tried
menu>system settings>mouse?
This just comes up with a menu about the type of mouse, no options to change speed or accell here.
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.
Originally posted by ehdwuld control Center> periphals >mouse ?
Sorry, but I noticed this just after my first post, this has no options to configure the other two buttons, and also only contains the threshold and acc. of the mouse, not speed.
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