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I use a logitech trackman marble, and configure one of the buttons to be a scroll modifier; when it's held down, ball movement acts as a scroll wheel. Might not
by askvictor 6y ago
I use a logitech trackman marble, and configure one of the buttons to be a scroll modifier; when it's held down, ball movement acts as a scroll wheel. Might not be exactly what you need (can't use normal mouse movement and scroll at same time), but works for me
- tyrust 6y agoI do the same. Here are the docs I used to configure it: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Logitech_Marble_Mouse#Scroll_modifier https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Logitech_Marble_Mouse#S...
- darkmuck 6y agoI've been using this mouse for over 10 years! I do the something similar for scrolling except I use the app MarbleScroll which makes scrolling a lot easier on Windows at least. I wish this mouse had a dedicated scroll wheel.
- nerdwaller 6y agoThat's the same one I use, it really is the most comfortable one I have found after trying a good number of them. I remember not being able to use the scroll modifier as a back button as well (something else I struggle to live without) but looking more into it - it looks like that's either an incorrect memory or no longer true!
- askvictor 6y agoI've been tempted to try one of the Kensington offerings (one of my Logitechs has a dying button and I'll need to replace it soon) - have you tried the expert mouse or the slim blade? How do they compare to the Logitech?