[Eug-lug] Mouse sensitivity adjust under KDE?

Ben Barrett stircrazyben at gmail.com
Mon Mar 3 09:43:30 PST 2008


>From an ubuntu forum http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=3D381846
press Alt+F2

Insert in the run command window
kcontrol


Then go in Peripherals/Mouse and then to the Advanced Tab

That's it

EASIER WAY;
Click on the K-menu (the K button in the taskbar)
Sytem Settings
in the third row click on
Keyboard And Mouse
Go to the advanced tab

Someone also mentioned editing the xorg.conf file, adjusting the resolution
on the InputDevice Section...
sorry that's all I got now, but I hope it helps! :)   Yast was also
mentioned.

Ben


On Mon, Mar 3, 2008 at 9:36 AM, Allen Brown <abrown at peak.org> wrote:
> I just bought a Logitech G5 laser mouse.  (Evidently it really
>  does contain a laser, IR.)  For most of my work, it is too
>  sensitive.  By default it has three speeds: good, too fast,
>  much too fast.  Unfortunately the default speed is "too fast".
>
>  Fine, I figured.  I'll just adjust the sensitivity in KDE so
>  that the default is good.  Then when I want finer adjustments
>  I can use the other settings.
>
>  Well, I can't find the place to adjust it.  Didn't KDE used
>  to have this capability?  It's hard to imagine anyone deciding
>  it would be OK to drop that capability.  But where is it?
>  --
>  Allen Brown  abrown at peak.org  http://brown.armoredpenguin.com/~abrown/
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