Need help with M$ touchmouse
Peter Hutterer
peter.hutterer at who-t.net
Thu Dec 4 13:18:16 PST 2014
On Thu, Dec 04, 2014 at 01:23:49PM -0500, Gene Heskett wrote:
> Greetings all;
>
> I have a wireless M$ Explorer Touchmouse, and the touch pad is buggier
> than a 10 day old carcass.
>
> Specifically, the side scrolling is driving me crazy, and its not a long
> trip. ;)
>
> When it works, its 20x more sensitive sideways than vertically, and I
> can't get my fingers far enough away from the pad to stop its crazy
> behavior, and still rest them in a comfy location for button pushing.
>
> Is there anything I can put in an /etc/X11 file that will shut the side
> scroll function off, but leave the vertical finger drags working?
attach an evemu recording and your xorg.log to a bug please. I don't have a
recording for this one yet so it's hard to tell.
Cheers,
Peter
>
> Even that goes away quite frequently, and I have to turn the mouse over,
> shut it off for a second or two & turn it back on, at which point it works
> fairly well but will eventually become intermittent in its response for an
> hour or so before completely dying, the the screen cursor still follows it
> well, and the two buttons work well. But I've blamed that on a buggy
> mouse.
>
> This is extremely distracting when I am writing code in geany (gedit does
> not have a sideways scroll, but it has trashed important source code file
> entirly too often, geany never has) because I have to drag the bar on the
> bottom back the the left stop in order to see what I am writing. I need
> help since the mouse makers figured out how to sell the high priced
> versions by putting the optical eye way back under the palm of our hands
> instead of up under your fingers in the #<$50 models. So the <$50 mice
> aren't at all intuitive to use because you are forced to move the whole
> arm when using them.
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