Swapping mouse buttons in Linux

Since I occasionally change the mouse from right hand to left hand and vice versa (for ergonomic reasons) I like to swap the buttons as well so that primary button is always used by my index finger and secondary with middle finger. And I always forget how to do this.

To get the device ids:

xinput --list

Find the device id for the mouse and then to change button mapping:

xinput --set-button-map [id] 3 2 1

Manjaro's GUI for this does not seem to work for me. I think it assumes there can be no more than one device identified as mouse so it won't let me change from right-handed to left-handed for the second device. This keyboard is identified as a pointing device as well for some reason and has lower id than the mouse.

Linux vs Windows benchmarking

At least these games should work both in Linux (according to ProtonDB) and Windows and include a benchmark (source):

Native

Bioshock Infinite

Borderlands 2

Civilization VI (GPU & CPU)

Counter-strike: Global Offensive

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided

Left 4 Dead 2

Metro 2033

Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor

Tomb Raider

War Thunder

Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia

F1 2017

Total War: Warhammer 2

Hitman

Total War: Warhammer

Dirt: Rally

Total War: Attila

GRID: Autosport

Alien Isolation

Company of Heroes 2

Metro: Last Light

Warhammer 40: Dawn of War 2

Non-native

Grand Theft Auto V

Total War: Rome II

Hitman 2

Strange Brigade

Mortal Kombat X

Batman: Arkham Origins

Devil May Cry 4

Non-native obviously means that the game is run through the Photon emulator.

Unfortuntately two of the most used benchmarks in 3DMark and Cinebench don't work in Linux but Phoronix test suite does. That on the other hand is not fully supported in Windows yet.

I intend to run some tests later with some of these games.