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I want to increase the mouse sensitive but have the "pointer speed/acceleration" set to the max of 10.0 already (using /usr/bin/xfce4-mouse-settings). Is there a way to increase it beyond 10.0? If not, what are my options for increasing it via another method? Thanks!
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You can try manually setting it to a higher value to see if it works. The GUI tops out at 10, but manually you can go higher.
In a terminal window, run:
xfconf-query -c pointers -m
...and then change the acceleration setting. The terminal will tell you the property that is being affected. Then using that property, run:
xfconf-query -c pointers -p <THE_PROPERTY_FROM_ABOVE> -s 25.0
I have more luck using xinput to set mouse properties ever since Arch's transition to libinput.
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That worked great. Thank you for the tip. I can make that into a 1-line script and trigger it via a line in xfce4-session-settings. Is there a more elegant way? Longer term question is can one modify the code for the GUI to allow values >10 there? A value of 330 seems to be good for my use case BTW.
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Change the value while not logged in (and make sure xfsettingsd and xfconf are not running - even in text mode) to the file .config/xfce4/xfconf/xfce-perchannel-xml/pointers.xml. As long as you don't change the setting in the GUI front-end it should hold.
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Excellent, that seems to work. Thanks again!
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