Change your Raspberry Pi scrolling to Natural Scrolling (like iOS)

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How to invert mouse wheel to NaturalScrolling in Linux for Raspberry Pi

UPDATE FOR BULLSEYE

gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.peripherals.mouse natural-scroll true

Thanks @makouski for this 🙌🏻

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For OS older than Bullseye do the following:

Via the Terminal, type

cd /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d
sudo nano 40-libinput.conf

Add to following line to the BOTTOM of the FIRST Section "InputClass"

Option "NaturalScrolling" "true"

Here is a visual representation

Once you're finished, write to the file and then exit.

Restart your Pi

Enjoy that natural scrolling goodness!

Cheers

Works great, thanks! 🙇

Thank you. The screen shot helped me.

Thanks a lot, works great.

Seems not to work anymore with the latest Raspberry Pi OS (bullseye)

Thank you so much @eli9000, my frustration level has lowered... "not all zeros wear capes."

@frenchfaso, this worked just fine for me using bullseye.

@frenchfaso, I have the same problem: updating 40-libinput.conf did not work in bullseye but it did work in buster.
this is how I enabled natural scrolling in bullseye:
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.peripherals.mouse natural-scroll true

@makouski Thank you good sir! It worked

@makouski thanks for posting, worked for me in bullseye as well

@makouski Thank you! Worked for me in Bullseye, no reboot necessary.

@eli9000 Hi, maybe it's worth to update doc with the script for Bullseye given by @frenchfaso ? This is the first google result for raspberry pi natural scrolling :)

@frenchfaso, I have the same problem: updating 40-libinput.conf did not work in bullseye but it did work in buster. this is how I enabled natural scrolling in bullseye: gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.peripherals.mouse natural-scroll true

@bzareba good idea, I will do so!