There's this functionality (source: TUTORIAL.md):
You can also scroll windows with the mouse. Press mod and the middle mouse button, and you can drag/scroll columns and windows.
and my suggestion is to separate some options so they're controlled individually for touchpads and mice:
- is enabled
gesture_scroll_enable true|false
- sensitivity (also determines direction when negative/positive)
gesture_scroll_sensitivity
(fingers gesture_scroll_fingers are touchpad only)
Could be renamed to sth like:
gesture_scroll_mouse_enable and gesture_scroll_touchpad_enable
gesture_scroll_mouse_sensitivity and gesture_scroll_touchpad_sensitivity
gesture_scroll_touchpad_fingers or as it is rn gesture_scroll_fingers
Example use case: I don't use natural scrolling on touchpad so in my case touchpad sensitivity would be -2.5 and for mouse 1.0
Might be related: #213
Another idea: in the docs you could add a note to the gesture_scroll_sensitivity option that a negative value inverses the direction (in case someone doesn't figure it out themselves)
There's this functionality (source: TUTORIAL.md):
and my suggestion is to separate some options so they're controlled individually for touchpads and mice:
gesture_scroll_enable true|falsegesture_scroll_sensitivity(fingers
gesture_scroll_fingersare touchpad only)Could be renamed to sth like:
gesture_scroll_mouse_enableandgesture_scroll_touchpad_enablegesture_scroll_mouse_sensitivityandgesture_scroll_touchpad_sensitivitygesture_scroll_touchpad_fingersor as it is rngesture_scroll_fingersExample use case: I don't use natural scrolling on touchpad so in my case touchpad sensitivity would be -2.5 and for mouse 1.0
Might be related: #213
Another idea: in the docs you could add a note to the
gesture_scroll_sensitivityoption that a negative value inverses the direction (in case someone doesn't figure it out themselves)