Mouse Curve Startup
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Mouse Curve Startup
im trying xset m 1 1 as a startup command, but it doesnt seem to be working. Any ideas? a script somehow on startup with sleep? if so, i cant find anything googling
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Re: Mouse Curve Startup
What Mint edition are you using?
Are you trying to change the mouse acceleration values? The xset command that you list are the default values.
Where are you trying to run the command from? Is it in Startup Applications?
Are you trying to change the mouse acceleration values? The xset command that you list are the default values.
Where are you trying to run the command from? Is it in Startup Applications?
Re: Mouse Curve Startup
You didn't answer my question about why you need to run that command. Are you having a problem with the mouse action? You can
run this command to get your present mouse acceleration values:
xset q | grep -A 1 Pointer
You will probably get the result: acceleration: 1/1 threshold: 1
which are the values in your command.
If you're trying to decrease mouse acceleration then decrease the first number, such as: xset m 1/4 1
If you're trying to increase acceleration then increase the first number, such as: xset m 2 1
To run the command automatically go to Menu > Preferences > Startup Applications. Click on "Add". In the new window under "Name"
you can put any name. In the "Command" window put : xset m 1 1
run this command to get your present mouse acceleration values:
xset q | grep -A 1 Pointer
You will probably get the result: acceleration: 1/1 threshold: 1
which are the values in your command.
If you're trying to decrease mouse acceleration then decrease the first number, such as: xset m 1/4 1
If you're trying to increase acceleration then increase the first number, such as: xset m 2 1
To run the command automatically go to Menu > Preferences > Startup Applications. Click on "Add". In the new window under "Name"
you can put any name. In the "Command" window put : xset m 1 1