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If you use the gui version of emacs instead of the terminal version you can still use the scrollwheel. I usually run 1 gui emacs instance with my main developm
by vbsteven 13y ago
If you use the gui version of emacs instead of the terminal version you can still use the scrollwheel.
I usually run 1 gui emacs instance with my main development environment and only use the terminal version when logged into remote machines.
- dhemmerling 13y agoYou can use the mouse + scrollwheel in the terminal as well. Eval (xterm-mouse-mode).
- alxp 13y agoI looked into those, but my preference for not ever leaving the home keys is trumping using the scroll wheel for now.
- dhemmerling 13y agoYou are right to not do so. Describing what is not impossible is hardly advocacy, however. There are a few uses for allowing mouse in terminal emulated emacs of varying utility. Same with the GUI version, but just to get basic mouse/wheel functionality is not one of them.