If you mean make the key that is labeled as command function as a ctrl key and the control key act as super/win, you can do it by opening Control Center > Keyboard > Layouts tab > Options… button then revealing Ctrl position and selecting
Swap Left Win with Left Ctrl
Swap Right Win with Right Ctrl
The default touchpad driver in 18.04 is libinput, which is actively supported and developed. Newer hardware tends to work better with this driver, but I've found that the some older touchpads, like my old MacBook's, work better with the legacy Synaptics driver. You can install it with
sudo apt install xserver-xorg-input-synaptics```
and then reboot to use it.
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The mouse works well, but the scroll wheel is reversed.
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I don't believe MATE supports reverse ("natural") scrolling with a mouse. This is the bug for the issue: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mate-settings-daemon/+bug/1698132
You were correct. Swapping these keys did work.
But it takes a double tap to make it function. This may be due to another bad setting, keyboard selection, or a hardware glitch.
In any case you have given me a direction.
Thanks again.