On Wed, Jun 08, 2011 at 09:39:52AM +0200, Ljubomir Ljubojevic wrote:
fred smith wrote:
I've got this logitech v220 notebook mouse, and the scroll wheel can be clicked left or right as well as rotated or clicked by pressing down.
"normal" usage (i.e., left click, right click, middle click, and rotation of scroll wheel) works fine.
Using xev I don't see anything reported for the side-click of the scroll wheel, so it may be that without some action by a driver, that the side-clicks aren't enabled. I suspect that Logitech's windoze driver tweaks the mouse in some way that "turns on" the additional actions of pressing the wheel to the left or right.
The package lists LInux (2.6 kernel) as a supported OS, but of course they provide only windows/mac drivers for it, and the web site explicitly lists Linux as not supported. Talk about mixed messages.
It's not a big deal, was just wondering if there was a way to recognize those clicks, in case there was something useful to be done with them.
I've tried tweaking xorg.conf to increase number of buttons and changing z-axis from "4 5" to "6 7" but that stops the scroll wheel from working at all, so I put it back.
Fred
Hmm. It took me 30-40 seconds to find this:
http://www.hidpoint.com/hidpoint/download.html http://mikebeach.org/2010/06/logitech-devices-on-ubuntu-linux-and-others/
It's proprietary but free to download it looks.
Ah, thanks! I'll check into that later today.