On Fri, 2006-10-20 at 18:17 +0100, Roshan wrote: > This isn't a big problem as such for me. But for > windows users, moving to GNU/Linux (or GliNUx) > possibly could be. > > My mouse failed working properly, tonight and I was > really surprised to see what redhat linux 9.0 was > trying to do. Somehow, there was a dependency in > starting the console mouse service, which failed, and > in turn, disallowed the X to start : <snip>
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