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On 05/16/2013 09:06 AM, Stefan G. Weichinger wrote: |
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> Has anyone of you managed to map the "Search" button of the Logitech |
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> MX620 to another function? |
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> A client wants to use that button for panning drawings ... we fiddled |
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> with xmodmap etc but with no success so far. |
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> That button gives not "button press" event ... so it's kind of strange. |
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> Maybe I have to add some xorg-config section? |
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> EmulateWheelButton sounds interesting because panning with pressing the |
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> wheel works, but is inaccurate (you often move the wheel as well ...). |
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Take a look at imwheel. It's a little unmaintained but it still works. |
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I've used it on an old MX1000 and my current PreformanceMX. |
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You can set mouse buttons on a per window/program basis to have |
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different effects for whichever window has focus. Thus "search" for |
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Firefox and "paste" for Thunderbird. |
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You also might need lomoco to turn on the button. I remember with my |
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MX1000, I had to enable the two scroll wheels as buttons. Otherwise |
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they were used by the mouse to "scroll fast" which I found pretty useless. |
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