Parameters of Evdev Scrolling Distance: meaning?
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I do not understand the two last parameters of the mouse scrolling distance I would like to increase:
xinput list-props 14
sudo xinput set-prop 14 'Evdev Scrolling Distance' 1, 1, 1
14 is the device ID in my case ($ xinput list
).
The first one represents, how many mouse wheel scroll units get counted as one scroll, which means, that if the value was 2, then I would need to move the mouse wheel by two scrolling units in any direction to move the page. This, of course, is recommended to be set to one.
But what do the other two values mean?
Ultimately, how to I extend the distance of page scroll per mouse wheel movement units?
terminal mouse xinput
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I do not understand the two last parameters of the mouse scrolling distance I would like to increase:
xinput list-props 14
sudo xinput set-prop 14 'Evdev Scrolling Distance' 1, 1, 1
14 is the device ID in my case ($ xinput list
).
The first one represents, how many mouse wheel scroll units get counted as one scroll, which means, that if the value was 2, then I would need to move the mouse wheel by two scrolling units in any direction to move the page. This, of course, is recommended to be set to one.
But what do the other two values mean?
Ultimately, how to I extend the distance of page scroll per mouse wheel movement units?
terminal mouse xinput
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I do not understand the two last parameters of the mouse scrolling distance I would like to increase:
xinput list-props 14
sudo xinput set-prop 14 'Evdev Scrolling Distance' 1, 1, 1
14 is the device ID in my case ($ xinput list
).
The first one represents, how many mouse wheel scroll units get counted as one scroll, which means, that if the value was 2, then I would need to move the mouse wheel by two scrolling units in any direction to move the page. This, of course, is recommended to be set to one.
But what do the other two values mean?
Ultimately, how to I extend the distance of page scroll per mouse wheel movement units?
terminal mouse xinput
I do not understand the two last parameters of the mouse scrolling distance I would like to increase:
xinput list-props 14
sudo xinput set-prop 14 'Evdev Scrolling Distance' 1, 1, 1
14 is the device ID in my case ($ xinput list
).
The first one represents, how many mouse wheel scroll units get counted as one scroll, which means, that if the value was 2, then I would need to move the mouse wheel by two scrolling units in any direction to move the page. This, of course, is recommended to be set to one.
But what do the other two values mean?
Ultimately, how to I extend the distance of page scroll per mouse wheel movement units?
terminal mouse xinput
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from: https://www.mankier.com/4/evdev
Option "VertScrollDelta" "integer"
The amount of motion considered one unit of scrolling vertically. Default: "1". Property: "Evdev Scrolling Distance".
Option "HorizScrollDelta" "integer"
The amount of motion considered one unit of scrolling horizontally. Default: "1". Property: "Evdev Scrolling Distance".
Option "DialDelta" "integer"
The amount of motion considered one unit of turning the dial. Default: "1". Property: "Evdev Scrolling Distance".
Excellent, thanks. But setting it to 0.1 does not accelerate scroll.
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from: https://www.mankier.com/4/evdev
Option "VertScrollDelta" "integer"
The amount of motion considered one unit of scrolling vertically. Default: "1". Property: "Evdev Scrolling Distance".
Option "HorizScrollDelta" "integer"
The amount of motion considered one unit of scrolling horizontally. Default: "1". Property: "Evdev Scrolling Distance".
Option "DialDelta" "integer"
The amount of motion considered one unit of turning the dial. Default: "1". Property: "Evdev Scrolling Distance".
Excellent, thanks. But setting it to 0.1 does not accelerate scroll.
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from: https://www.mankier.com/4/evdev
Option "VertScrollDelta" "integer"
The amount of motion considered one unit of scrolling vertically. Default: "1". Property: "Evdev Scrolling Distance".
Option "HorizScrollDelta" "integer"
The amount of motion considered one unit of scrolling horizontally. Default: "1". Property: "Evdev Scrolling Distance".
Option "DialDelta" "integer"
The amount of motion considered one unit of turning the dial. Default: "1". Property: "Evdev Scrolling Distance".
Excellent, thanks. But setting it to 0.1 does not accelerate scroll.
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May 9 at 11:42
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from: https://www.mankier.com/4/evdev
Option "VertScrollDelta" "integer"
The amount of motion considered one unit of scrolling vertically. Default: "1". Property: "Evdev Scrolling Distance".
Option "HorizScrollDelta" "integer"
The amount of motion considered one unit of scrolling horizontally. Default: "1". Property: "Evdev Scrolling Distance".
Option "DialDelta" "integer"
The amount of motion considered one unit of turning the dial. Default: "1". Property: "Evdev Scrolling Distance".
from: https://www.mankier.com/4/evdev
Option "VertScrollDelta" "integer"
The amount of motion considered one unit of scrolling vertically. Default: "1". Property: "Evdev Scrolling Distance".
Option "HorizScrollDelta" "integer"
The amount of motion considered one unit of scrolling horizontally. Default: "1". Property: "Evdev Scrolling Distance".
Option "DialDelta" "integer"
The amount of motion considered one unit of turning the dial. Default: "1". Property: "Evdev Scrolling Distance".
answered May 9 at 1:42
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Excellent, thanks. But setting it to 0.1 does not accelerate scroll.
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Excellent, thanks. But setting it to 0.1 does not accelerate scroll.
â neverMind9
May 9 at 11:42
Excellent, thanks. But setting it to 0.1 does not accelerate scroll.
â neverMind9
May 9 at 11:42
Excellent, thanks. But setting it to 0.1 does not accelerate scroll.
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