So I’m going through a bit of a Linux kick lately and one of the things I ended up doing was installing Ubuntu 16.04LTS on my Dell 7370 laptop. Afterwards, I started to get sick of the scrolling with two fingers on the touch pad – I was pretty used to the “natural scrolling” function on the laptops.<\/p>\n
All of the guides were pointing me towards opening the Mouse\/Touchpad settings, but there was no checkbox for Natural scroll anywhere to be found.<\/p>\n
User “goetzc” from askubuntu.com<\/a> pointed me in the right direction: Section “InputClass” **EDIT** So I’m going through a bit of a Linux kick lately and one of the things I ended up doing was installing Ubuntu 16.04LTS on my Dell 7370 laptop. Afterwards, I started to get sick of the scrolling with two fingers on the touch pad – I was pretty used to the “natural scrolling” function … Continue reading Natural Scrolling Ubuntu<\/span>
\nnano \/usr\/share\/X11\/xorg.conf.d\/50-synaptics.conf
\nFind the section that says “Identifier ‘touchpad catchall’
\nMine now says:<\/p>\n
\n Identifier “touchpad catchall”
\n Driver “synaptics”
\n MatchIsTouchpad “on”
\n MatchDevicePath “\/dev\/input\/event*”
\n Option “NaturalScrolling” “on”
\n Option “MiddleEmulation” “on”
\n Option “Tapping” “on”
\n Option “DisableWhileTyping” “on”
\nEndSection<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\nI just realized that I couldn’t see the option in my Mouse settings panel because I had a non-compatible theme running that ruined the visuals of many options. Oh well, live and learn I guess.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"