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I have Razer DeathAdder mouse and Logitech G15 keyboard (old version) wich consists extra-buttons. Both of them work well on (Arch) Linux, but today I noticed one little problem...
I want to change my mouse's sensitivity on-the-fly, but it seemed to be hard to do it like in Windows (mouse's second sidebutton down and scroll the wheel up/down). So I put 6 different sensitivity degrees on my keyboard's extra-buttons using xbindkeys and xset. It is working well while I'm on desktop. But when I start to play a NATIVE Linux game like Nexuiz, those extra-buttons doesn't respond. When back on desktop, they work again. I also noticed that changing volume or track on Amarok (I'm using my keyboard while doing it, using xbindkeys fuctions aswell) didn't work on Nexuiz either. I just noticed that because I do not listen to music while gaming. But I remember that changing volume did work while playing WC3 via Wine. So the problem is on native games.
How to fix that (=using xbindkeys' fuctions on native Linux games)? I want to change mouse's sensitivity on-the-fly while I play.
Last edited by Exitium (2008-12-18 12:46:22)
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native games are prevent xbindkeys etc. to work! you have to use a solution, that is working "lower" than X. that is why i'm using esekeyd. it works without x and so it catches pressed buttons before x. try it...
sorry for my bad english
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