![]() In this case, read the Ubuntu Wiki's article on how to report bugs and file it against X.org. If you know your mouse isn't broken, and xev still doesn't give you any indication of the scroll wheel - if for example the mouse works on another computer, you are experiening a bug. When testing this, please ignore the output that is generated by your mouse moving around. ![]() If you don't get any output when scrolling, it may be your mouse is just broken. When you move your cursor in that window, the command line output will tell you what x.org things your mouse is doing:īutton 4 in this example refers to scrolling up. Open a Terminal via Applications → Accessories → Terminal and type xev. You can check if your hardware is defect by running xev. ![]() How can I configure what each button of the mouse does?
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