W wonslung Jun 14, 2009 #1 my touchpad has an emulated scroll wheel on the righthand side. I know it's possible to have it working because it worked in windows and linux but i'm not sure what options i need to set in order to accomplish it. any help would be appreciated.
my touchpad has an emulated scroll wheel on the righthand side. I know it's possible to have it working because it worked in windows and linux but i'm not sure what options i need to set in order to accomplish it. any help would be appreciated.
P plamaiziere Jun 14, 2009 #2 wonslung said: my touchpad has an emulated scroll wheel on the righthand side. I know it's possible to have it working because it worked in windows and linux but i'm not sure what options i need to set in order to accomplish it. any help would be appreciated. Click to expand... You can try the Xorg synaptics driver x11-drivers/xf86-input-synaptics. On FreeBSD it works only for compatible synaptics ps2 touchpads, not for usb touchpads.
wonslung said: my touchpad has an emulated scroll wheel on the righthand side. I know it's possible to have it working because it worked in windows and linux but i'm not sure what options i need to set in order to accomplish it. any help would be appreciated. Click to expand... You can try the Xorg synaptics driver x11-drivers/xf86-input-synaptics. On FreeBSD it works only for compatible synaptics ps2 touchpads, not for usb touchpads.
OP W wonslung Jun 14, 2009 Thread Starter #3 plamaiziere said: You can try the Xorg synaptics driver x11-drivers/xf86-input-synaptics. On FreeBSD it works only for compatible synaptics ps2 touchpads, not for usb touchpads. Click to expand... thanks, i will look that up
plamaiziere said: You can try the Xorg synaptics driver x11-drivers/xf86-input-synaptics. On FreeBSD it works only for compatible synaptics ps2 touchpads, not for usb touchpads. Click to expand... thanks, i will look that up
