I have a bluetooth mouse which is way too sensitive out of the box. So via xinput I set the correct settings and saved them in a mousefix.sh. I put this file in /home/user/localsettings/mousefix.sh and I want it to run whenever I login.
So I added it to Startup Applications with these commands, but none seem to pick it up on boot;
- /home/user/localsettings/mousefix.sh
- bash /home/user/localsettings/mousefix.sh
- sh /home/user/localsettings/mousefix.sh
So how would I write the command to this script to do get it working at login? (As a workaround I just run bash /home/user/localsettings/mousefix.sh from the terminal after logging in)
This might be a duplicate question, but I've searched all over and all similar questions have accepted answers like "Just add it Startup Applications", which I did, but it's not working (yet).
