Public bug reported:

There has been some comments on Lion-like reversed scrolling on Ubuntu.
Yesterday I noticed, however, that it's horribly counter-intuitive when
used with a mouse and scroll wheel. At least my brain is wired to see
scroll-wheel as manipulating the viewport and the trackpad as dragging
the document being viewed.

Therefore I'd suggest that the setting should be configured according to
the type of the pointing device in use and that the default should be
traditional scroll for mice with scroll-wheels and reversed for both
mice with touch interfaces (such as Apple's Magic Mouse) and touchpads.

** Affects: ubuntu
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New


** Tags: interaction natural-scrolling reverse-scrolling scrolling

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  reverse scrolling should be tied to the type of the pointing device in
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