[SOLVED] Mouse Too Sensitive

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[SOLVED] Mouse Too Sensitive

Postby zeroday » Sep 5th, '12, 22:38

Hello, is there a way I can configure the mouses' sensitivity? It is way to sensitive and I have to strain to use the mouse properly.

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Re: Mouse Too Sensitive

Postby Lebarhon » Sep 5th, '12, 22:44

hello,
I am not sure what you mean by sensitive, but if you have KDE, have a look in KDE settings / Input devices
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Re: Mouse Too Sensitive

Postby zeroday » Sep 5th, '12, 23:05

What I mean by sensitive is that when I move the mouse a little bit, the cursor goes a long way.

I'm using GNOME, I've had a look at the settings and there isn't anything (as far as I can see) to change the sensitivity. I thought there might have been a conf file or something like that with some changeable values?
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Re: Mouse Too Sensitive

Postby the_loko » Sep 5th, '12, 23:22

I have Gnome in Spanish, so I don't know how is it in your language.
You can adjust the sensitivity clicking in the upper right corner, in your name, "System Configuration", and then "Mouse and touchpad". There you can configure it.
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Re: Mouse Too Sensitive

Postby zeroday » Sep 5th, '12, 23:27

Ah, found it now. Thank you!
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Re: Mouse Too Sensitive

Postby the_loko » Sep 5th, '12, 23:30

You are welcome! Mark thread as solved in the Subject, so it can be helpful for others!
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