How to disable mouse acceleration on ubuntu 18.04
My mouse has mouse acceleration and is too fast in ubuntu 18.04.
Creating 90-mouse.conf in xorg.conf.d doesn't work.
And when gnome will switch from xorg to wayland, these xorg.conf files wont work anymore.
Is there another way to disable mouse acceleration in ubuntu?
18.04 mouse dconf
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My mouse has mouse acceleration and is too fast in ubuntu 18.04.
Creating 90-mouse.conf in xorg.conf.d doesn't work.
And when gnome will switch from xorg to wayland, these xorg.conf files wont work anymore.
Is there another way to disable mouse acceleration in ubuntu?
18.04 mouse dconf
asked Aug 15 '18 at 11:12
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My mouse has mouse acceleration and is too fast in ubuntu 18.04.
Creating 90-mouse.conf in xorg.conf.d doesn't work.
And when gnome will switch from xorg to wayland, these xorg.conf files wont work anymore.
Is there another way to disable mouse acceleration in ubuntu?
18.04 mouse dconf
asked Aug 15 '18 at 11:12
JubastJubast
15114
My mouse has mouse acceleration and is too fast in ubuntu 18.04.
Creating 90-mouse.conf in xorg.conf.d doesn't work.
And when gnome will switch from xorg to wayland, these xorg.conf files wont work anymore.
Is there another way to disable mouse acceleration in ubuntu?
18.04 mouse dconf
18.04 mouse dconf
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Ubuntu uses gnome and gnome uses dconf(a "database" full of settings).
How to:
- Install dconf-editor
sudo apt install dconf-editorvia terminal or- search for
Dconf Editorin Ubuntu Software
- Open the dconf-editor and go to
org->gnome->desktop->peripherals->mouse
Here are the mouse settings.
accel-profile -> sets what kind of acceleration you want to have
speed -> sets the mouse speed
You have these options in accel-profile:
- default
flat aka. disable mouse acceleration- adaptive
To disable mouse acceleration:
- set
Use default valuetooff
- set
Custom valuetoflat
To change the mouse speed:
- go to
org/gnome/desktop/peripherals/mouse/speed
- set
Use default valuetooff
- change the
Custom valueto the number that works for you
(the number can be between -1 and 1)
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Ubuntu uses gnome and gnome uses dconf(a "database" full of settings).
How to:
- Install dconf-editor
sudo apt install dconf-editorvia terminal or- search for
Dconf Editorin Ubuntu Software
- Open the dconf-editor and go to
org->gnome->desktop->peripherals->mouse
Here are the mouse settings.
accel-profile -> sets what kind of acceleration you want to have
speed -> sets the mouse speed
You have these options in accel-profile:
- default
flat aka. disable mouse acceleration- adaptive
To disable mouse acceleration:
- set
Use default valuetooff
- set
Custom valuetoflat
To change the mouse speed:
- go to
org/gnome/desktop/peripherals/mouse/speed
- set
Use default valuetooff
- change the
Custom valueto the number that works for you
(the number can be between -1 and 1)
answered Aug 15 '18 at 11:12
JubastJubast
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Ubuntu uses gnome and gnome uses dconf(a "database" full of settings).
How to:
- Install dconf-editor
sudo apt install dconf-editorvia terminal or- search for
Dconf Editorin Ubuntu Software
- Open the dconf-editor and go to
org->gnome->desktop->peripherals->mouse
Here are the mouse settings.
accel-profile -> sets what kind of acceleration you want to have
speed -> sets the mouse speed
You have these options in accel-profile:
- default
flat aka. disable mouse acceleration- adaptive
To disable mouse acceleration:
- set
Use default valuetooff
- set
Custom valuetoflat
To change the mouse speed:
- go to
org/gnome/desktop/peripherals/mouse/speed
- set
Use default valuetooff
- change the
Custom valueto the number that works for you
(the number can be between -1 and 1)
answered Aug 15 '18 at 11:12
JubastJubast
15114
add a comment |
Ubuntu uses gnome and gnome uses dconf(a "database" full of settings).
How to:
- Install dconf-editor
sudo apt install dconf-editorvia terminal or- search for
Dconf Editorin Ubuntu Software
- Open the dconf-editor and go to
org->gnome->desktop->peripherals->mouse
Here are the mouse settings.
accel-profile -> sets what kind of acceleration you want to have
speed -> sets the mouse speed
You have these options in accel-profile:
- default
flat aka. disable mouse acceleration- adaptive
To disable mouse acceleration:
- set
Use default valuetooff
- set
Custom valuetoflat
To change the mouse speed:
- go to
org/gnome/desktop/peripherals/mouse/speed
- set
Use default valuetooff
- change the
Custom valueto the number that works for you
(the number can be between -1 and 1)
answered Aug 15 '18 at 11:12
JubastJubast
15114
Ubuntu uses gnome and gnome uses dconf(a "database" full of settings).
How to:
- Install dconf-editor
sudo apt install dconf-editorvia terminal or- search for
Dconf Editorin Ubuntu Software
- Open the dconf-editor and go to
org->gnome->desktop->peripherals->mouse
Here are the mouse settings.
accel-profile -> sets what kind of acceleration you want to have
speed -> sets the mouse speed
You have these options in accel-profile:
- default
flat aka. disable mouse acceleration- adaptive
To disable mouse acceleration:
- set
Use default valuetooff
- set
Custom valuetoflat
To change the mouse speed:
- go to
org/gnome/desktop/peripherals/mouse/speed
- set
Use default valuetooff
- change the
Custom valueto the number that works for you
(the number can be between -1 and 1)
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