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How to adjust mouse sensitivity?
How to adjust mouse sensitivity?
Hello, I've decided to try out Linux so I installed debian 9 with XFCE. However, the mouse pointer moves way too fast and the mouse acceleration slider in settings doesn't do anything. Is there a way to reduce the accelerarion?
Re: How to adjust mouse sensitivity?
xset can do some rough settings, but if you want to use the gui it is probably still geared to evdev. Unfortunately, libinput replaced all the input drivers before the desktops caught up. You can adjust some libinput settings with a x conf file, or replace it with the old evdev, which still works fine on stretch.
https://duckduckgo.com/html/?q=xset+mouse
https://duckduckgo.com/html/?q=replace+libinput+mouse
p.s. welcome to the forum, be sure and search for an answer before posting a new topic, lot of good solutions on here.
https://duckduckgo.com/html/?q=xset+mouse
https://duckduckgo.com/html/?q=replace+libinput+mouse
p.s. welcome to the forum, be sure and search for an answer before posting a new topic, lot of good solutions on here.
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Re: How to adjust mouse sensitivity?
do you mean an actual mouse or some sort of touchpad?john357 wrote:Hello, I've decided to try out Linux so I installed debian 9 with XFCE. However, the mouse pointer moves way too fast and the mouse acceleration slider in settings doesn't do anything. Is there a way to reduce the accelerarion?
the answer is probably yes for both use cases, but i will wait until that is clarified.
Re: How to adjust mouse sensitivity?
I had the same problem in Gnome, maybe you can try this:john357 wrote:Hello, I've decided to try out Linux so I installed debian 9 with XFCE. However, the mouse pointer moves way too fast and the mouse acceleration slider in settings doesn't do anything. Is there a way to reduce the accelerarion?
Install Dconf-editor
sudo apt install dconf-editor
start Dconf search for pointer speed. You will fiind "accel-profile" and "pointer speed" I have my pointer speed set to "-0.7", default is "1" I havent changed "accel-profile"
Good luck