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I years of satisfied owners of a Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0A bin - at least the hardware, Microsoft has so far always get it good, we're not talking about the software better - and this mouse has five buttons and a scroll wheel, I would of course like to also use all 5 buttons and can be individually configured.
the KDE system settings can be found though a module to configure the mouse, except the mouse sensitivity, pointer-design, etc. But is there any information to bring. So text editor and configure the whole hand.
First you have to make the mouse the X server correctly known, Kubuntu does not work for me 9:04 this automatically, although the mouse is connected via USB. In
/ etc/X11/xorg.conf inform you the X server on the mouse:
Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "Microsoft Microsoft 5-Button Mouse with IntelliEye (TM)"
Option "Device" "/ dev / input/by-id/usb-Microsoft_Microsoft_5-Button_Mouse_with_IntelliEye_TM_-event-mouse "EndSection
the" path "to the mouse (Option" Device "), you must adapt, if necessary, to identify it with the following command
:
will find / dev / input / by-id /-name "* event-mouse"
the wiki of ubuntu user to do a good
entry. You have to the packages
xbindkeys
and
xautomation install and create with the editor of choice in your home directory a configuration file
. xbindkeysrc
. Then
you determine the code of the mouse button with xev . With my Intellimouse is then as follows:
left mouse button: button 1
mouse wheel button: button 2
Right mouse button: button 3
mouse wheel up: button 4
mouse wheel down: button 5
(button 6 and 7 appear in the mouse not to be awarded)
large thumb: Button 8
small thumb: button 9
I want the right and left mouse button and mouse wheel up and down left unchanged at the default settings for each application. The thumb should be used for forward and backward walking in the browser, file manager, etc. (keyboard shortcut: Alt + L or Alt + R), the scroll wheel button to when you press the link under the mouse pointer (in the Konqueror browser) in In a new window (keyboard shortcut: Ctrl + click). Therefore sees my
xbindkeysrc
like this: #. Back
with small side mouse button
"xte 'keydown Alt_L' 'key Left' 'keyup Alt_L'"
b: 9
# forward with great side mouse button "xte 'keydown Alt_L' 'key Right' 'keyup Alt_L'" b: 8 # Open Link in New Tab (Konqueror) with Wheel-click " xte 'keydown Control_L' 'mouseclick 1' 'keyup Control_L' " b: 2 Now even the
xbindkeys daemon, startup automatically load (eg, under System Settings - Add auto-start - Advanced) and after a reboot the X server, it should have been.
it is not! Konqueror (and other KDE programs such as Kmail) namely, have the nice habit, by pressing the Ctrl key, all the links in the browser to mark with letters, so that one follows when entering the appropriate letter to the link, so can almost easily surf with the keyboard. So cute, this feature may be, it prevents you press the scroll wheel button opens a new tab. Instead, said letters will be shown on all links.
Luckily, you can change this behavior
. Man wearing a
in / home / USERNAME / .kde / share / config / konquerorrc following section:
[Access Keys] Enabled = false This the feature is disabled and the mouse wheel click finally works as intended.
In Opera the way it all works out-of-the-box, ie you can skip this step and the entry for b: 2 in save xbindkeysrc.. was
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