Hi Steven, hi all,
THANKS. it worked like a charm.
(I'm not quite sure if I now have some "redundancy" and possible
(invisible) conflicts in my Ubuntu, since I also "installed" the tpctl
trackpoint utility as well as the gnome gpointing-device-settings tool
- maybe generating the fdi file would h
for completeness: I used the following command in Terminal to create the fdi
gksudo gedit /etc/hal/fdi/policy/mouse-wheel.fdi
as had been described to me
here:http://swiss.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7907546
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I still would like to know though what ("etc") "hal" and "fdi" stand
for, acr
On Nov 8, 2009, at 8:06 AM, Harry Potter wrote:
> but... scrolling still ain't working for me...
>
> also, annoyingly for me on my IBM Thinkpad, the middle mouse button
> has a paste functionality still..
>
> is there a direct email contact or a forum you could kindly redirect
> me to, if thi
found it!
/usr/share/menu/gpointing-device-settings
(I'm navigating there via the terminal, prob. there's an easier way,
but I got there)
thx again,
Harry
On Sun, Nov 8, 2009 at 12:57 PM, Harry Potter wrote:
> gpointing-device-settings 1.3.1-2 seems to be installed (properly), as
> seen in th
but... scrolling still ain't working for me...
also, annoyingly for me on my IBM Thinkpad, the middle mouse button
has a paste functionality still..
is there a direct email contact or a forum you could kindly redirect
me to, if this "list" isn't the right place for beginners' questions?
chee
gpointing-device-settings 1.3.1-2 seems to be installed (properly), as
seen in the "Synaptics Package Manager".
I can't find the program, though; and hence still can't use my IBM
Thinkpad's middle-mouse-button scrolling... :-(
Could you help me out perhaps?
Thank you!
Harry
ps: and yes, I'm a
