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Making a track pad scroll backwards compared to everything else that ever existed then having the smug cajones to label the setting as "natural scroll direction". If you don't remember this change, you are young.
I'm all-in on natural scrolling, and have been since day one. It scrolls the same way as swiping on your phone.
Its the first thing I change when I set up any Linux distro.
It's been default on the distros I've used so I have to change it. Donotwant.gif