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long story short, im "trying" to switch from w10 to linux, currently using arch linux or antergos and kde. now.
i want to change my mouse sensitivity. in the mouse settings all i get is mouse accelleration etc. but there is NO option for sensitivity. help? |
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Maybe this helps: How can I set mouse sensitivity, not just mouse acceleration? - http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions ... celeration
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Should Rog131's answer not be sufficient could you please try to explain further what you are trying to achieve?
Debian testing
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If you want to change the mouse sensitivity, this still works in KDE neon 5.9. You don't need to use the libinput instruction the author added for Fedora users.
https://patrickmn.com/aside/lowering-ga ... untu-9-10/ |
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