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I wrote a draft here: https://github.com/YaLTeR/niri/compare/main...rrveex:niri:mouse_extra?expand=1 This simplistic approach doesn't take into consideration different mice - mine for instance sends different codes than the backend library assumes. So I hard-coded mine :) Also, if back/fw. are not mapped in config, I ignore them (on purpose). Something like |
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I couldn't find documentation. Anyway, in smithay's definition, there's a gap between 1,2,3 and back/fw - and my side buttons are exactly in that gap. |
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Maybe just a smithay error then |
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Not necessarily an error. Might be the manufacturer of his mouse relied on forced-installed malware "drivers" for windows so they didn't care what's sent via usb. Regardless, mice with more than 5 buttons are not that unusual; I don't care because I rarely use the mouse (actually only in the browser, and "close tab" is enough for me), but perhaps others... Your decision, please tell me if you want me to rewrite and do a PR or you're just going to implement it some day (which I'm sure would look nicer, since I'm no big rust fan :) ) |
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Feel free to do as you feel like; I'll probably get to it at some point down the line anyway |
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Since noone else seems to be interested since I opened the topic and I have my patch, I'll leave it in your competent hands :) Btw, very nice job with |
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Ability to configure mouse buttons (at least side "back" and "forward") actions.
For instance, in hyprland I have:
bind = , mouse:275, exec, wtype -M ctrl -k w -m ctrl # mouse "back" -> ctrl+w (close tab)Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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