On Sun, May 11, 2003 at 09:00:13AM +1200, David Friggens wrote:
[clipped - talking about trackpad and sensitivity]
> It worked fine when I lowered the sensitivity in KDE. I assume there's
> some X setting for outside of KDE but I haven't gotten around to
> looking in to it just yet. Hopefully someone else has done so and can
> save us the search ... :-)
>
> David
I assume KDE (and GNOME for that matter) do the exact same thing with
respect to mouse settings as the 'xset' command does [1]. xset is
standard with X.
[1] except for button mappings (like right/left-handed mouse). You'll
have to use xmodmap for that.
Usage:
$ xset q
shows you current settings (not just mouse; keyboard, font path, etc.).
$ xset
show usage. From it:
To set mouse acceleration and threshold:
m [acc_mult[/acc_div] [thr]] m default
My current settings, for instance, would be set with
$ xset m 2/1 4
Fiddle with that until you're happy, and put it in your ~/.xsession
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