Hmm, the command xinput set-prop doesn't seem to work. For me, it just
prints usage:
usage :
xinput get-feedbacks <device name>
xinput set-ptr-feedback <device name> <threshold> <num> <denom>
xinput set-integer-feedback <device name> <feedback id> <value>
xinput get-button-map <device name>
xinput set-button-map <device name> <map button 1> [<map button 2>
[...]]
xinput set-pointer <device name> [<x index> <y index>]
xinput set-mode <device name> ABSOLUTE|RELATIVE
xinput list [--loop || --short || <device name>...]
xinput query-state <device name>
xinput test [-proximity] <device name>
xinput version
xinput list-props <device> [<device> ...]
xinput set-int-prop <device> <property> <format (8, 16, 32)> <val>
[<val> ...]
xinput set-float-prop <device> <property> <val> [<val> ...]
xinput set-atom-prop <device> <property> <val> [<val> ...]
xinput watch-props <device>
xinput delete-prop <device> <property>
I've tried it using set-int-prop, but I can't get it to work.
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easystroke at times doesn't recognize mouse movement
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/480807
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