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--- hardware:applemagicmouse [2014/01/24 09:04] – created Michele Porelli
+++ hardware:applemagicmouse [2014/03/26 08:26] (current) – [MacOS X] Michele Porelli
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 ====== Apple Magic Mouse ======
 ===== Linux =====
-It works very well, mouse sensitivity is very high but probably you would adjust scrolling speed:
+It works very well
-<code>sudo rmmod hid_magicmouse; sudo modprobe hid_magicmouse scroll-speed=50 scroll-acceleration=1</code>
+==== Scrolling ====
+=== kernel module info ===
+<code>parm:           emulate_3button:Emulate a middle button (bool)
+parm:           emulate_scroll_wheel:Emulate a scroll wheel (bool)
+parm:           scroll_speed:Scroll speed, value from 0 (slow) to 63 (fast)
+parm:           scroll_acceleration:Accelerate sequential scroll events (bool)</code>
+=== Speed ===
+Mouse sensitivity is very high but probably you would adjust scrolling speed:
+<code>sudo rmmod hid_magicmouse; sudo modprobe hid_magicmouse scroll-speed=47 scroll-acceleration=0</code>
 Changing "scroll-speed" parameter try the best for you then set it permanently creating a modprobe.d config file
-<code>sudo nano /etc/modprobe.d/magicmouse.conf</code>
+<code># nano /etc/modprobe.d/magicmouse.conf</code>
-<code>options hid_magicmouse scroll-speed=50 scroll-acceleration=1</code>
+<code>options hid_magicmouse scroll-speed=47 scroll-acceleration=0</code>
+=== Natural scrolling ===
+You can swap axis in the usual way using xinput:
+<code>xinput set-button-map 'Apple Magic Mouse' 1 2 3 5 4 7 6</code>
 ===== Windows =====
 On Windows 8.1 installed via bootcamp it works out of the box
 ===== MacOS X =====
-Not yet tested :)
+<del>Not yet tested :)</del> Obviously it works fine!