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How can I increase my mouse speed beyond the speed settings possible in "Settings"? Even on the fastest setting, it is still too slow. I tried xinput, but get warning that I would be running against an XWayland server, therefore, xinput would not work. Besides, xinput --list --short command does not return anything that I could guess is my mouse.

I am using Ubuntu 22.04 and a wired mouse Logitech G502 Hero.

Thanks!

Gregor1000
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    there are a number of option to try in this Q&A – graham Jul 23 '22 at 17:30
  • I am running Ubuntu 22.04 with a MS IntelliMouse, nothing works. lxinput, xinput, xset, lomoco, piper all either don't find my mouse or have no effect. I am stuck with the Settings app maximum which is clearly not enough... (Note that gsetting works but with the same maximum than the settings app) – pieroxy Nov 15 '22 at 21:44

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I found a utility called Solar which supports many Logitech devices not supported by the Piper utility and worked for my Logitech m310.

Mike
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Just found the solution myself - install "Piper", a mouse configuration utility, available at the Ubuntu software store. It can change the DPI resolution, which solves the issue.

Gregor1000
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