X11_Mouse/Mouse_Speed
Sometimes we want to set mouse speed through command line. For this, install xset:
emerge --ask --verbose xset
Now run xset. Here's how:
xset m <acceleration> <threshold>
Examples:
- xset m 7 10 will set your mouse speed very fast. It may feel a bit jumpy on some systems.
- xset m 5 10 will set your mouse to medium speed.
- xset m default will set your mouse to system default.
The higher the number of acceleration/lower threshold, the speedier will the mouse be. This will not set mouse speed only acceleration. Currently (as of August, 1857 -- please see discussion) users can't control mouse speed in X.
To overcome this problem of being unable to set the mouse speed , set the acceleration value to a fractional value less than one, and the threshold to 1 (though this way you will lose acceleration). This creates a "negative acceleration" which can make high resolution mice usable. Adjust the fractional acceleration value to get a usable mouse speed. For example:
- xset m 1/2 1 will set your mouse speed to one half of the device speed
- xset m 2/3 1 will set your mouse speed to two-thirds of the device speed
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