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Hello!
I just upgraded Fedora from 37 to 38. With that upgrade I went from XFCE 4.16 to 4.18.
Prior to upgrading, the mouse scroll direction was the "normal" version. If I wanted to roll up a window, I would scroll up, and if I wanted to roll the window back down again, I would scroll down.
However, since the upgrade, that behavior is inverted, and the Mouse/Touchpad setting "Reverse scroll direction" option is always checked. Even if I uncheck it, when I return to the setting window again, it remains checked.
Any suggestions how to fix this behavior?
thanks!
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Double check your settings. With all my laptops, in the settings I have two devices. A mouse and the touchpad. I don't have a mouse attached. This should be in a drop down menu near the top.
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I don't have two devices, just the 1, and its where "Reverse Scroll direction" cannot be disabled.
Any other suggestions?
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This happened to me on my Arch Linux system as well. I could not find the answer online...
To fix this you have to manually enter it to XFCE settings. You can do this using xfce-settings-editor GUI
1. Open xfce-settings-editor
2. Select pointers under channels
3. Note the name of your mouse (for me it is Logitech_Wireless_Mouse)
4. See if "ReverseScrolling" shows up under the mouse. Probably not! If it is given as TRUE, you can simply uncheck the checkbox and that's it!
5. Add a new setting for reverse scrolling.
For example:
Enter name: /Logitech_Wireless_Mouse/ReverseScrolling
Select type: Boolean
Set value: FALSE
6. Then save this. Now it should show up under your mouse name.
Check XFCE settings manager - the checkbox with "Reverse scroll direction" should be unchecked now.
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