| 2017-06-16 09:24:02 |
ianp5a |
description |
Natural (or reverse) Scrolling is an option to invert the output from the mouse wheel.
When active, roll the wheel up, moves the window contents up. Roll the wheel down moves the content down. And with the CTRL key held down, rolling the wheel up (top of the wheel away from you) makes the content smaller.
This option should be available in the Settings.
This is highly relevant for users of visual and graphical applications.
This option is available on many distros e.g. Xubuntu, Kubuntu, Fedora, Mint, Elementrary OS, Solus Budgie, Netrunner and OSX. |
Natural (or reverse) Scrolling is an option to invert the output from the mouse wheel.
(Ubuntu Mate 17.04. PC= Intel NUC. USB or Bluetooth Mouse)
Expectation: When active, roll the wheel up, moves the window contents up. Roll the wheel down moves the content down. And with the CTRL key held down, rolling the wheel up (top of the wheel away from you) makes the content smaller.
Requirement: This option should be available in the Settings or Tweak or any way non IT users can manage.
This is highly relevant for users of visual and graphical applications.
This option is available on many distros e.g. Xubuntu, Kubuntu, Fedora, Mint, Elementrary OS, Solus Budgie, Netrunner and OSX. |
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