Yeah, xinput is pretty nice, and pretty widely supported. When it works, it Just Works, and that's the majority of the important stuff. --- The absolute best

Yeah, xinput is pretty nice, and pretty widely supported. When it works, it Just Works, and that's the majority of the important stuff. --- The absolute best part of xinput though is that all you have to do to configure it for fine-grained control is drop to the command line and figure out what magic numbers mean what: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Input#Example:_Disabling_middle-mouse_button_paste_on_a_scrollwheel_mouse https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Input#Example:_Disabling_mi... Really, what could be easier? Tens of competing GUIs that almost never visually match the device I'm holding? Ha. CLI forever.