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Button remapping for Kensington Expert Mouse on Linux Mint using https://github.com/rvaiya/keyd
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| # Save this file to /etc/keyd/kensington.conf | |
| # Kensington Expert Mouse Default Bindings: | |
| # - bottom left: leftmouse | |
| # - bottom right: rightmouse | |
| # - top left: middlemouse | |
| # - top right: mouse1 | |
| # Result: | |
| # - bottom left: leftmouse | |
| # - top left: middlemouse | |
| # - top right: rightmouse | |
| # - bottom right: Left Meta + Tab | |
| # - top left + bottom left: Web browser - go back | |
| # - top left + top right: Web browser - go forward | |
| # - bottom left + bottom right: Web browser - reload page | |
| # - top right + bottom right: no PrtSc | |
| [ids] | |
| # m:<vendor id>:<product id> | |
| # Use `sudo keyd monitor` to get the vendor and product id | |
| # "m" means mice | |
| m:047d:1020 | |
| [main] | |
| mouse1 = rightmouse | |
| rightmouse = M-tab | |
| leftmouse+middlemouse = mouse1 | |
| middlemouse+mouse1 = mouse2 | |
| leftmouse+rightmouse = refresh | |
| mouse1+rightmouse = print |
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