[09:18] I was thinking more like pixel-smooth scrolling for Chrome and overall better touchpad support. I've been pretty spoiled by Mointain Lion :) [12:06] Just got my Magic Mouse. Seems like there's stuff to do. :) [12:13] speakman, there is much to do on the magic mouse, it's a nontrivial task [12:31] I see. Should I be using evdev or synaptics to start with? [12:35] see what it defaults to, I think it defaults to evdev [12:42] yep, but it seems like I can't set scrolling settings in evdev [12:42] (or I don't know how) [12:48] But evdev seems to only get keypress events when I'm scrolling. How can I make it work as smooth as two-finger scroll on a mousepad? === dandrader is now known as dandrader|afk === dandrader|afk is now known as dandrader [13:44] speakman, if you want the two-finger scrolling, you have to switch to synaptics [13:44] it will work more like a separate touchpad that way, but it's probably closer to the experience you're looking for [13:45] you may need to jiggle settings in the Mouse and Touchpad panel, too [13:48] OK, thanks! Since I do not use an xorg.conf at all currently, is there a way to change driver from evdev to synaptics without it? [13:48] Or can I just specify the driver alone in an xorg.conf? [13:53] speakman, you need to tweak some settings in /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/ and unfortunately I'm so rusty on which ones I'm not too useful [14:04] bregma: ok, I didn't even knew there were a ".d" directory. Is there a name for such? /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ and /etc/apache2/conf.d/ etc? [14:05] I don't have such directory either :/ [14:05] odd [14:06] I know the xserver-xorg-input-evdev package installs files into that directory, for a start [14:09] ops! Was looking in /etc/ when it should be /usr/share/. How come settings files are in /usr/share/ btw? [14:10] I don't know, it's an x.org thing I guess [14:11] the /usr/share settings are application defaults, the /etc/X11 settings are local system defaults and override the /usr/share ones [14:29] bregma, is there any way for me to make configure use, say, "-ggdb -O0" instead of "-g -O2"? I've been manually replacing these in the genereated configure script, but I suppose there's a better way that I'm unaware of [14:30] setting the CFLAGS or CPPFLAGS environment variables before running configure doesn't help [14:30] CXXFLAGS="-O0 -ggdb3" ./configure .... [14:30] or set CXXFLAGS before running make [14:31] * dandrader tries out [14:31] and verify with "make V=1" [14:31] that V=1 trick I was aware of [14:31] -ggdb3? [14:32] "man gcc" doesn't show that... [14:32] gdb3 includes DWARF level 3 debugging symbols, 1 more than the default [14:34] it worked with CXXFLAGS :) thanks! === dandrader is now known as dandrader|afk === dandrader|afk is now known as dandrader === dandrader is now known as dandrader|afk === dandrader|afk is now known as dandrader