I hate to be one who suggests throwing hardware at a problem, but while this
is an interesting programming issue, my suggestion to anyone thinking of
running Linux or BSD of any flavor or window manager on Apple hardware would
be to invest in a new mouse/trackball -- unless there are driver issues in
NetBSD/mac68k, MKLinux or any of the PPC-compatible Linux distributions of
which I am unaware. Kensington is one company producing numerous fine
multi-button ASB products that comes to mind, but there are many others.
Regards,
Philip D. Clyde
"J. Seth Henry" wrote:
> I've been playing around with X on a Quadra 800 running NetBSD/mac68k
> 1.4.1. I like blackbox because it actually runs fairly quick on this
> hardware (which isn't much) Unfortunately, Mac mice only have one button,
> and the one button doesn't seem to access any of the menus.
>
> Is there any way to get Blackbox to work on a system with only one mouse
> button? Is it possible to "flip" the mouse buttons, enable a keyboard
> shortcut, or preferably both?
>
> Thanks,
> Seth Henry
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
