Lenovo Trackpoint Not Working
Is there any way to enable scrolling via Trackpoint? Lenovo laptops have middle button for that, which can you can hold and move Trackpoint, and I am missing similar feature on my ZBook 14u (G5). I want, however, some guidance on how to make it work only on the trackpoint, but not external mouse, as I need my middle button in CAD programs. I am using lenovo laptop which has trackpoint. Scrolling with trackpoint is not working with firefox 4. This could have negative effects of trackpoint users. Any solutions? I'm running Windows 7 64-bit with Service Pack 1 on a Lenovo ThinkPad X61 Tablet and TrackPoint Software 4.73.1 (which seems to be the latest one available). Opera Version 56.0.3051.116 is the last to support the TrackPoint Scrolling functionality. Unfortunately on the latest Opera 57 Stable and Opera 59 Developer TrackPoint Scrolling doesn't work anymore.
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Maybe dumb, but are you sure you didn't deactivate it by Fn+F8?
According to bugreport adding
Section 'InputClass' Identifier 'touchpad catchall' Driver 'libinput' MatchIsTouchpad 'on' MatchDevicePath '/dev/input/event*'EndSection
into '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'
could also help.