I’m asking this question while using xfce4-terminal, but I’m interested in a general solution: is there a way to stop a terminal emulator announcing mouse support in consoles? I need mouse-select and copy-paste much more frequent that I need mouse support in vim or wherever.
Is there a way to disable scrolling through command history for the Xfce terminal? I don’t wish to rely on palm rejection, I’d just like it disabled when I’m using the terminal. Specifically I’m talking about not cycling through previous commands at the prompt when scrolling with mouse/touchpad.
I’m using tmux 2.1 and tried to on mouse mode with
I’m running a dual-screen setup and have my trackpad disabled most of the time (which includes hiding the mousepointer).
When I reenable the trackpad (and display the mouse pointer again), I’ve lost track where the pointer was before.
I use a 10-button mouse (Logitech M705). Under X11, I was able to configure one of the extra buttons to behave as a second middle-click by modifying files in etc/X11/xorg.conf.d.
I’m using the Awesome Window Manager together with Gnome in Linux Mint. I experience the following problem several times a day:
I’m using Debian Jessie (testing). I have a bluetooth mouse (Microsoft Sculpt Comfort) and I can pair it and use it ok, but after some time of inactivity (around 10 minutes) it stops working, I have to manually touch the set discoverable button on the mouse and re-pair it on the command line.
Is it possible to display all events that are generated in Xorg? Such as keyboard pressed, mouse events…?
I have been using VI and VIM for years (30 or more) (in xterms, not its own window, gvim) and I have a huge library of vim commands that I give vim using the mouse middle button as a selection.
looking for help diagnosing bluetooth mouse lag. I’m using a Logitech MX Anywhere 2, I’ve had it a few years now and it’s worked well on a number of Linux distros. I recently installed Debian 10 and set it up to use Sid repos. In this environment, the mouse does not work as responsively as normal. I’m on a laptop, and the touchpad works perfectly smoothly, and a wired mouse is also perfectly smooth. What I get with the bluetooth mouse is as if the sampling rate is maybe once every 3 or 4 frames.