Questions tagged [mouse-keys]
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Where is the cursor speed for mouse keys configured?
I have mouse keys enabled on two computers running Ubuntu 12.04. On one of them, the cursor speed is reasonable. On the other one, even when using the same keyboard, the cursor moves unbearably slowly. Setting the key repeat speed to max does not…
hsivonen
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Where is the cursor speed for mouse keys configured, under Wayland?
I basically want to ask this question, but for Wayland. Under Wayland, the suggested solution using xkbset does not work as XKB not supported for display :0
On Ubuntu 22.04, I have Mouse Keys enabled under Accessibility so I can move the mouse…
Rasmus
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Where is the full documentation for mousekeys?
I can't seem to find full documentation for mousekeys. Many sources explain how to enable it, but nothing provides information on how to use it in any but the most obvious way.
I've discovered that there is at least one non-obvious feature that…
intuited
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Indication of the mouse button status when Mouse Keys is enabled
When I enable Mouse Keys, I want an icon that shows this, similar to CentOS. Additionally, I want the icon to provide feedback on which mouse button I clicked (left, right, or middle). Is this possible in Ubuntu?
Udi
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I don't want to use mouse and I only have a 75% keyboard which dosen't have keypad. Is it possible?
I am running ubuntu 23 rn. I turned on the default keyboard key accessibility settings(not fully sure, but I think there is an option for the non-keypad users to use number keys as mouse keys by holding the Fn key).
But the problem is that I don't…
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How to increase the speed of mouse keys?
I mean the keys on my numpad used to control the mouse pointer when there isn't a mouse. It moves really slow, like 10 pixels per second or something in those lines. And xkbset doesn’t work since ubuntu 22.04 uses wayland not xorg.
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