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gnomeExtensions.toggle-imwheel 2

This simple extension wants to mitigate the lack of a dedicated mouse wheel control on most of the modern linux distributions. Many are using imwheel as a temporary fix; however, if you are using a laptop, you might want to have two different settings for the touchpad and the mouse.

Linux and macOS last changed 2022-04-20

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$ devbox add gnomeExtensions.toggle-imwheel@2

systemsaarch64-darwin, aarch64-linux, x86_64-darwin, x86_64-linux commit0bbb65673c0ba31047c9ba6c4cd211556b534a4e

$ nix shell github:NixOS/nixpkgs/0bbb65673c0ba31047c9ba6c4cd211556b534a4e#gnomeExtensions.toggle-imwheel

Per system

System	Attribute	Commit	Date	Outputs
`aarch64-darwin` macOS · arm64	`gnomeExtensions.toggle-imwheel`	0bbb65673c0b	2022-04-20
`aarch64-linux` Linux · arm64	`gnomeExtensions.toggle-imwheel`	0bbb65673c0b	2022-04-20	`out` /nix/store/q8mppydy40marz2nznc4wkzlqnlrhnzs-gnome-shell-extension-toggle-imwheel-2
`x86_64-darwin` macOS · x86-64	`gnomeExtensions.toggle-imwheel`	0bbb65673c0b	2022-04-20
`x86_64-linux` Linux · x86-64	`gnomeExtensions.toggle-imwheel`	0bbb65673c0b	2022-04-20

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JSON: /v2/pkg?name=gnomeExtensions.toggle-imwheel · /v2/resolve?name=gnomeExtensions.toggle-imwheel&version=2