OK Andre, Thanks for the work-around, but it is a bug in Gnome that should be fixed. You will no doubt see more complaints as mouse settings are extremely user-facing.
Now off to find those XF86Config-4 settings whatever they may be... Ed-T. andre wrote: >Op ma 04-03-2002, om 00:58 schreef Edward Tandi: andre wrote: > > Op zo 03-03-2002, om 19:35 schreef Edward Tandi: > > All, > > I have a minor niggle with the mouse speed settings using > Gnome/Enlightenment. Because I use a high resolution, I need to increse > the mouse speed to maximum to be able to cover the whole screen > relatively easily. > > However, although the setting itself is kept, it is not actioned the > next time I log in. So I have to open the Gnome configuration tool and > re-apply the changes every session. > > Does anyone know of a fix? Thanks, > > Ed-T. > > > Isn't there a setting in XF86Config-4 that you have to change (and > probably add) to get a speedier mouse > >That's not the point. If you have a GUI configuration tool to set mouse >speed, I shouldn't have to poke around in XF86Config-4. > >Ed-T. > > >Yes, you do. gnome is for individual user. XF86Config-4 is for everybody >who uses the system and everybody that uses your system(that is probably >only you) needs a speeder mouse > _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
