I have tried with another mouse, but one thing i didnt realize was that Windows has this behavior as well. I thought it didnt for some reason. it seems i am just noticing it with my switch to linux because of how prevalent the sliders and drop-down menus are and they are bigger, thus requiring...
I didn't realize that windows does it too. i had to go check for myself after i read your post. maybe i'm just noticing it in linux because the linux DEs use these components alot more and they seem bigger, and i'm just not used to having to be that mindful of where my mouse cursor is when i'm...
Thanks for the suggestion, but unfortunately it didn't work. I created a new user called 'testuser', but the behavior was the same. I also checked to make sure the focus option was set to "click to focus".
Thank you very much. That window manager is new to me. I may give that a try. And regarding your statement "If the problem was widespread, someone would have done something about it by now.", that is exactly why I'm so frustrated. When I first had the problem, I thought for sure this was...
Well, thank you for your time and the quick replies. Just tried another mouse, but it still happens. Maybe I'll try Lubuntu, although I'm on Debian and I believe Lubuntu is based on Debian. If I could get one more piece of information from you about your system: your desktop environment and...
May I ask what distro and desktop environment are you using? Also, are you sure you able to scroll windows with the mouse wheel without changing settings in drop down menus or sliders when the mouse is over them?
Thank you for the compliment and the info. I'll admit that I used chatGPT to help me write the bulk and then modified it a bit.
I have been able to learn a lot of linux stuff in the span of a few months, but i'm not sure how solid that knowledge is. I really like using Linux over Windows, but...
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I'm reaching out to the community regarding an issue I've been experiencing with mouse wheel behavior on Linux desktop environments. This problem has been discussed in various forum posts over the past several years, and I'm hoping to gather insights and suggestions to...