Wlc internally maps X11 scroll button events to pointer.scroll callback, but don't seem to not prevent them from going through pointer.button. This is X11 only detail, and to be consistent with other backends, pointer.scroll should always be used for scrolling.
Wlc internally maps X11 scroll button events to pointer.scroll callback, but don't seem to not prevent them from going through pointer.button. This is X11 only detail, and to be consistent with other backends, pointer.scroll should always be used for scrolling.