Mouse Double Click Speed

[Coastie]

(Sorry if this is already been answered.    I have searched on line and have not found help with the current version of XFCE. I could not find it in the LL help manual. Too many listing in searching forum to go through all of them. Apology done.)

Every since I start messing with my Android tablet using a stylist, I seem to have a lead index finger on the mouse on my desktop computer. Ever since way back when I started using a computer, I have played solitaire but it is not helping now. I don't understand the setting in XFCE for Mouse & Touchpad. Where should I set the Device and Behavior to decrease the sensitivity?

[JmaCWQ]

I would try Menu > Settings > Mouse and Touchpad, on the Devices tab down the bottom under Pointer Speed try adjusting the Sensitivity slider.

[Coastie]

That is part of what is confusing. Do I want to increase or decrease the number of pixels?  :-\

[JmaCWQ]

I don't know Coastie, I'm not 100% sure I understand what you're trying to achieve.
Moving the Sensitivity slider all the way to the right (30px) slows the pointer down unless I move it really fast, I think because it now has to move 30 pixels instead of the default 4 pixels before acceleration occurs.
I guess you could also try moving the Acceleration slider all the way to the left if you're wanting to slow the pointer movement down a little.
Is that what you're after?
Or by sensitivity do you mean adjusting touchpad sensitivity, mouse button sensitivity or screen tap pressure sensitivity so more effort is required during the tap/click process to make it work?
I have no idea how to do the latter, though quick websearching of 'linux change touchpad sensitivity' gives results for Linux Mint & a few others, possibly in those results will be a solution?

[Coastie]

... Moving the Sensitivity slider all the way to the right (30px) slows the pointer down unless I move it really fast, I think because it now has to move 30 pixels instead of the default 4 pixels before acceleration occurs. ...

Thanks. That made me think clearer what to search for. The problem was double click speed not mouse sensitivity. I did a duckduckgo search again this time for "XFCE mouse click registering twice." I found http://docs.xfce.org/xfce/xfce4-settings/mouse. I reset all sliders to default except for Double Click time to 485 ms which seems to have solved problem.



Being able to discuss a problem either on a forum or verbally certainly help figuring out problems.  ;D

[JmaCWQ]

Thanks.

You're welcome.
Glad you got it sorted  8)