Change the mouse scroll sensitivity in KDE Plasma?
I have a Logitech M325 mouse and use KDE Plasma 5 on X11. I am a long-time middle-button paster. I love the newer hi-res wheels for actually scrolling things, especially given that I can just put a spin on it
However, I've found it difficult to paste because pressing the wheel often results in a bit of scroll too. I most often notice this in konsole where I'm pasting to bash and suddenly find myself in older shell history rather than appending to the command I was building.
Anyone know of a neat trick to make the first few scroll ticks be ignored or achieve something similar?
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asked Aug 22 '18 at 14:49
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I have a Logitech M325 mouse and use KDE Plasma 5 on X11. I am a long-time middle-button paster. I love the newer hi-res wheels for actually scrolling things, especially given that I can just put a spin on it
However, I've found it difficult to paste because pressing the wheel often results in a bit of scroll too. I most often notice this in konsole where I'm pasting to bash and suddenly find myself in older shell history rather than appending to the command I was building.
Anyone know of a neat trick to make the first few scroll ticks be ignored or achieve something similar?
kde mouse plasma x
asked Aug 22 '18 at 14:49
JFloJFlo
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I avoid non-notched "smooth" scroll wheels for exactly that reason. Have one at work and it just keeps scrolling when I don't want to, and that's even on Windows with the official drivers.
– Zak
yesterday
@zak The M325 has a notched wheel, but it's subtle and insufficient without exerting care. If the notch was more pronounced, that would adversely affect the spin quality.
– JFlo
14 hours ago
add a comment |
I have a Logitech M325 mouse and use KDE Plasma 5 on X11. I am a long-time middle-button paster. I love the newer hi-res wheels for actually scrolling things, especially given that I can just put a spin on it
However, I've found it difficult to paste because pressing the wheel often results in a bit of scroll too. I most often notice this in konsole where I'm pasting to bash and suddenly find myself in older shell history rather than appending to the command I was building.
Anyone know of a neat trick to make the first few scroll ticks be ignored or achieve something similar?
kde mouse plasma x
asked Aug 22 '18 at 14:49
JFloJFlo
1214
I have a Logitech M325 mouse and use KDE Plasma 5 on X11. I am a long-time middle-button paster. I love the newer hi-res wheels for actually scrolling things, especially given that I can just put a spin on it
However, I've found it difficult to paste because pressing the wheel often results in a bit of scroll too. I most often notice this in konsole where I'm pasting to bash and suddenly find myself in older shell history rather than appending to the command I was building.
Anyone know of a neat trick to make the first few scroll ticks be ignored or achieve something similar?
kde mouse plasma x
kde mouse plasma x
asked Aug 22 '18 at 14:49
JFloJFlo
1214
asked Aug 22 '18 at 14:49
JFloJFlo
1214
edited 14 hours ago
JFlo
asked Aug 22 '18 at 14:49
JFloJFlo
1214
asked Aug 22 '18 at 14:49
JFloJFlo
1214
asked Aug 22 '18 at 14:49
JFloJFlo
1214
1214
I avoid non-notched "smooth" scroll wheels for exactly that reason. Have one at work and it just keeps scrolling when I don't want to, and that's even on Windows with the official drivers.
– Zak
yesterday
@zak The M325 has a notched wheel, but it's subtle and insufficient without exerting care. If the notch was more pronounced, that would adversely affect the spin quality.
– JFlo
14 hours ago
add a comment |
I avoid non-notched "smooth" scroll wheels for exactly that reason. Have one at work and it just keeps scrolling when I don't want to, and that's even on Windows with the official drivers.
– Zak
yesterday
@zak The M325 has a notched wheel, but it's subtle and insufficient without exerting care. If the notch was more pronounced, that would adversely affect the spin quality.
– JFlo
14 hours ago
I avoid non-notched "smooth" scroll wheels for exactly that reason. Have one at work and it just keeps scrolling when I don't want to, and that's even on Windows with the official drivers.
– Zak
yesterday
I avoid non-notched "smooth" scroll wheels for exactly that reason. Have one at work and it just keeps scrolling when I don't want to, and that's even on Windows with the official drivers.
– Zak
yesterday
@zak The M325 has a notched wheel, but it's subtle and insufficient without exerting care. If the notch was more pronounced, that would adversely affect the spin quality.
– JFlo
14 hours ago
@zak The M325 has a notched wheel, but it's subtle and insufficient without exerting care. If the notch was more pronounced, that would adversely affect the spin quality.
– JFlo
14 hours ago
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I avoid non-notched "smooth" scroll wheels for exactly that reason. Have one at work and it just keeps scrolling when I don't want to, and that's even on Windows with the official drivers.
– Zak
yesterday
@zak The M325 has a notched wheel, but it's subtle and insufficient without exerting care. If the notch was more pronounced, that would adversely affect the spin quality.
– JFlo
14 hours ago