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After a very big pacman -Syu followed by yaourt -Syu my mouse has become buggy. In most apps it keeps scrolling down, even if I turned off the wireless mouse. As long as the cursor is on affected windows, it'll scroll.
I am aware there is a very recent mouse bug related to xorg-server update, but to my understanding it has been fixed as of xorg 1.10.1.
Please advise.
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Upon further investigation, I discovered that it actually is my mouse wheel Right event that is firing nonstop. That explains why it affects only some stuff -- those that interpret right scroll as down scroll.
A nasty workaround I'm using now is to install imwheel and have something like this to block Right wheel combinations:
None, Right, None,0
Shift_L, Right, None,0
Control_L, Right, None,0
Alt_L, Right, None,0
Meta_L, Right, None,0
Shift_R, Right, None,0
Control_R, Right, None,0
Alt_R, Right, None,0
Meta_R, Right, None,0 But it still fires when I press any other key or mouse button (e.g. holding a mouse button will fire Right scroll event as well).
Is there any way to totally ignore a mouse button? It's not even a frequently used button.
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you can set most, if not any, mouse feature either permanently in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/(...).conf, or on the fly using xinput. See https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Mouse_acceleration
Last edited by rwd (2011-04-24 07:38:09)
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