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On Ubuntu 16.04 lts my Logitech wireless mouse scroll speed is too high, so I intended to use the following row in the ~/.profile:

xinput set-prop 9 'Evdev Scrolling Distance' 8 1 1

as suggested earlier in a workaround in this forum.

But if system boots, I get the error:

"unable to find device 9"

. However if I insert the row into the .bashrc it works fine, but thus if I wanted to use my mouse with the smoother scroll behavior inside of Unity, first I need to start terminal to execute .bashrc, which is not too practical.

Any idea?

Geeocode
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    See [Where do I have to paste an “xinput” command so that it executes it when GNOME is started?](https://askubuntu.com/questions/79195/where-do-i-have-to-paste-an-xinput-command-so-that-it-executes-it-when-gnome-i) – steeldriver Jul 05 '17 at 12:32
  • @steeldriver For now the only method works, if I run the terminal and then run the 'xinput set-prop' with the required options. I tried Marcin's https://askubuntu.com/questions/79195/where-do-i-have-to-paste-an-xinput-command-so-that-it-executes-it-when-gnome-i script, Startup Application but those didn't work unfortunately. – Geeocode Jul 10 '17 at 22:24

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