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Description of problem: mouse wheel is inverted, setting natural scrolling in gnome or set-button-map on all input devices have no effect uninstalling xorg-x11-drv-libinput fixes this issue Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): xorg-x11-drv-libinput-0.19.0-2.fc24.x86_64 How reproducible: install fedora 24 in virtualbox 5.1 log in and use wheel
sorry, this came in while I was travelling. what's the output of xinput list-props "device name" when libinput is installed. And what does evemu-record say when you scroll?
ping?
This reversed scroll wheel happened to me, but I believe it was because the VirtualBox system settings specified my Pointing Device as USB Tablet be default. (I have a wacom tablet installed... not sure if that's related.) On another machine, I set the Pointing Device to PS/2 Mouse and scroll wheel worked as expected.
There's a chance that the tablet is detected as touchpad somehow and affected by the natural scrolling in GNOME. Would be easy to verify by going to the control center and enabling/disabling the natural scroll setting for the touchpad.
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