How to turn the trackball into a scroll wheel?
Now button 8 (the small button above the left button) acts both as a “back” button (e.g. when browsing web pages) as well as the modifier that turns the trackball into a scroll wheel, just like before. Nifty! Comments are closed.
Is the Logitech trackman scroll wheel emulation broken?
At least all of my screens were properly detected afterwards, but scroll wheel emulation was broken. I did some research if the libinput support in Wayland had improved in that regard in the meanwhile, but it seems it doesn’t.
How to enable values above 200% in GNOME + Wayland?
However, in gnome control center it now only shows 100% 125% 150% 175% and 200% whereas for my screen the best setup would be 250% (that I can set in Windows 10 for example). How can enable values above 200% in gnome control center or either set it manually?
How to enable fractional scaling in GNOME Wayland?
I’ve successfully enabled fractional scaling on my GNOME 3.38 + Wayland in Arch as stated here: However, in gnome control center it now only shows 100% 125% 150% 175% and 200% whereas for my screen the best setup would be 250% (that I can set in Windows 10 for example).
How to scroll in virtual mouse wheel emulator?
To scroll the virtual mouse wheel: Click and hold the left and right mouse buttons simultaneously and move the mouse in the direction you wish to scroll. -or- Hold Alt, click and hold the right mouse button, and move the mouse in the direction you wish to scroll. Note: If you need to terminate the script you can use Ctrl-Alt-Break.
Can a trackball be used as a mouse?
For ergonomical reasons, I’ve been a long-time user of Trackballs as pointing devices instead of using regular mice. For several years now, I have been using a Logitech Trackman Marble together with a libinput tweak to use the trackball for scrolling by holding down one of the buttons while spinning the ball.
Can a Logitech trackman marble be used for scrolling?
For several years now, I have been using a Logitech Trackman Marble together with a libinput tweak to use the trackball for scrolling by holding down one of the buttons while spinning the ball. This worked well until some distributions decided to switch to using Wayland as a replacement for X.org.