Hi,
I'm new to FreeBSD and one of the things I'd like to configure is related to the mouse scroll behavior on terminals emulators (gnome-terminal and xterm). I want to be able to browse through multi page documents on programs like less and vim using my mouse wheel - like I'm used to do on Linux - instead of using Page Up/Down or the keyboard arrows.
This is also a problem on ncurses applications where the mouse scroll can take the application off the screen instead of just ignoring it or passing the events on to the application.
I believe that somehow my mouse scroll movements are being mapped to shift + pg up/down because these keys give me the same results I get from using the mouse wheel.
Is there a way for this to be done? I think it's very convenient and I couldn't find an answer to this problem after a lot of research. Maybe there's a trivial, obvious way to do it but I couldn't find it. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
I'm new to FreeBSD and one of the things I'd like to configure is related to the mouse scroll behavior on terminals emulators (gnome-terminal and xterm). I want to be able to browse through multi page documents on programs like less and vim using my mouse wheel - like I'm used to do on Linux - instead of using Page Up/Down or the keyboard arrows.
This is also a problem on ncurses applications where the mouse scroll can take the application off the screen instead of just ignoring it or passing the events on to the application.
I believe that somehow my mouse scroll movements are being mapped to shift + pg up/down because these keys give me the same results I get from using the mouse wheel.
Is there a way for this to be done? I think it's very convenient and I couldn't find an answer to this problem after a lot of research. Maybe there's a trivial, obvious way to do it but I couldn't find it. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks