The last issue is the cursor speed, gnome set the same speed for every devices, and i have to play with DPI button on the different mouse/trackball. Step 2 Move the mouse pointer left and right by pressing 4 and 6 on the numeric keypad. Press Enter to select Yes in the dialog box that appears to activate MouseKeys. Hawck My best option i guest… but honestly i will prefer a GUI and more “native” solution them write lua script… Step 1 Turn on MouseKeys in Windows XP by pressing Left-Alt, 'Left-Shift' and 'NumLock simultaneously.After you log off and restart Windows, the key. “ swaynagmode” form “sway” enable the possibility to emulate keyboard shortcut from the mouse. To remap a key, click any key on that keyboard to select it and then choose another key from the drop-down list.So for what i have search xbindkeys don’t work on wayland an i have two possibility : ( swtich to the next virtual desktop on gnome when i press fn2 when the cursor is over the taskbar, them make a combinaison keystroke when virtualbox is use… etc) Key mapping & mouse/trackball configurationīasically i would like to be able to configure of the mouse/trackball independently of each other and for the application that i’m runing. So the first issues is on my trackball it’s a Elecom Huge ( M-HT1DRBK) the pointer works, as the left click and the right click but the forward/back button don’t do anything, this The trackball is supported by the kernel ( hid-elecom.c) ReMouse - Mouse Recorder, Keyboard Recorder, GhostMouse, Auto Clicker, AutoClick, Auto Mouse Record and repeat play keyboard and mouse actions With the built-in action wizard editor. I use 4 different mouse/trackball for my workflow on my Windows desktop and I struggle to replicate my config on Fedora 33.

Auto clicker bind to keyboard