Okay, this bug should be closed. It's not even relevant anymore.
But the new control center is still missing the option to set the acceleration properly. (There is none.)
$ xset m 0 0
will fix this.
I have found a way to make this auto-start each boot:
1) Open up a terminal and type:
#!/bin/bash
xset m 0 0
Save the file in your home folder as “mouse.sh” or anything. Just make it end with “.sh”.
2) Let’s make this file executable.
chmod +x ~/mouse.sh
3) Let’s make Ubuntu run it automatically at each boot!
Open up the application called “Startup Applications”, and add a new one.
Name: whatever you want.
Command: ~/mouse.sh
Okay, this bug should be closed. It's not even relevant anymore.
But the new control center is still missing the option to set the acceleration properly. (There is none.)
$ xset m 0 0
will fix this.
I have found a way to make this auto-start each boot:
1) Open up a terminal and type:
#!/bin/bash
xset m 0 0
Save the file in your home folder as “mouse.sh” or anything. Just make it end with “.sh”.
2) Let’s make this file executable.
chmod +x ~/mouse.sh
3) Let’s make Ubuntu run it automatically at each boot!
Open up the application called “Startup Applications”, and add a new one.
Name: whatever you want.
Command: ~/mouse.sh
( Source that I found through Google: http:// blog.repa. info/2013/ 06/14/how- to-disable- mouse-accelerat ion-in- ubuntu- or-any- other-linux/ )