====== Making the Trackpad Behave Like Under MacOS ======

You can make the Mac trackpad to behave kindof like how it does under MacOS.

By default, "right click" or "secondary click" is registered by clicking the bottom-right corner of the trackpad. You can enable two-finger clicking by adjusting ''wsconsctl'' settings.

If you do not yet have a ''wsconsctl.conf'' file, you can copy the one from ''/etc/examples/'' into ''/etc/'' or of course you can create your own. 
<code>
# cp /etc/examples/wsconsctl.conf /etc/
</code>

Add the following value:
<code>
mouse1.tp.mtbuttons=1
</code>

If you prefer "reverse scrolling", also add:
<code>
mouse1.reverse_scrolling=1
</code>

===== See also: =====
  * [[https://man.openbsd.org/wsconsctl.conf| wsconsctl.conf manual page]]
  * [[https://man.openbsd.org/wsmouse|wsmouse(4) manual page]]
  * [[https://man.openbsd.org/wsconsctl|wsconsctl(8) manual page]]