로지텍 mx510 버튼 사용하기

ubuntu 포럼에서 찾은 내용이지만, 다른 배포판에서도 거의 될 것 같은 느낌이...

포럼에는 usb형태로 쓸 경우를 가정하고 디바이스 장치부터 작업을 하지만, 난 kvm스위치를 쓰는 고로 ps/2방식으로 하겠다.
훌쩍~ 건너 뛰어서
$HOME/.Xmodmap 파일 안에

pointer = 1 3 2 4 5 8 9 6 7 10 11 ~ 32

까지 적어 넣으라고 나왔지만, 저렇게 하니 다음 단계에서 에러가 검출, 난 확 줄였다.

pointer = 1 3 2 4 5 8 9 6 7 10

파일을 저장한 다음에

xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap

하면 설정값을 읽어 들여서 현 시스템에 영향을 주는데, 나 같은 경우는 우버튼과, 휠버튼이 서로 바꼈더군,,
결국, 내 설정값은 이거란 말이지

pointer = 1 2 3 4 5 8 9 6 7

그 다음 내용은 사이드 버튼들을 노틸러스나 컹커러 등에서 쓸 수 있도록 설정해 주는 거다...
사실 위에까지만 해도 불여시에서 앞,뒤,휠스크롤, 휠버튼 까지 다 먹는다.
이어지는 내용은 CP

We can use "xvkbd" and "xbindkeys" to bind the side mouse buttons to
"ALT + LEFT" and "ALT + RIGHT" so they work as forward and backwards in
Nautilus.





1. xvkbd and xbindkeys



Lets install "xvkbd" and "xbindkeys":

Code:

sudo apt-get install xvkbd xbindkeys

Next we need to create the configuration for them:

Code:

gedit ~/.xbindkeysrc

Now paste the following (Note: With some updates in the Dapper flights, the bath to xvkbd changed, please update your .xbindkeysrc accordingly):

Code:

"/usr/bin/xvkbd -xsendevent -text "[Alt_L][left]""
  m:0x0 + b:6
"/usr/bin/xvkbd -xsendevent -text "[Alt_L][right]""
  m:0x0 + b:7

Please note, the "L" and "R" from the words "left" and "right" in
the square brackets above should be capitalised, this seems like a bug
in the forums here that they don't display properly.



Make sure you keep the quote marks, save the file and run "xbindkeys"
in the terminal. It runs as a daemon in the background. You should now
be able to test if it works in Nautilus by using the side buttons it
also works in Epiphany if you use it.



Note: Same as before, if you have different mouse buttons use xev to
find out what number they are and change the "b:6" and "b:7" in the
above to the correct numbers.



1.1 Fixing the cruise control buttons



Install these three packages for "click" to compile:

Code:

libx11-dev
x11proto-xext-dev
libxtst-dev

Download this file: http://bg.rifetech.com/click.tgz

untar it to ~/click (or wherever you want, just remember the dir, you'll need it in the .xbindkeysrc)

then compile it:

Code:

cd ~/click
make

Then add this to you .xbindkeysrc

Code:

"~/click/click 4"
  m:0x0 + b:11
"~/click/click 5"
  m:0x0 + b:12

2. Adding it to your session



Now it's working open up the gnome sessions settings "System >
Preferences > Sessions" click on the "Startup Programs" tab, click
"Add" and enter "xbindkeys". This makes sure it's run each time you log
in, you should probably test it by logging out and back in now. If you
aren't running GNOME, you will need to do it another way, e.g. in XFCE,
go to Xfce Menu -> Settings -> Autostarted Applications. (I
haven't tried it, but that should be where to go in XFCE)