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Timm Gleason wrote:
>Check the bottom of your Microsoft mouse. If it is a version 2.1 or
higher,
>you have become the victim of the Microsoft behemoth. For some reason,
which
>has yet to be adequately explained, the MS Mice above
Check the bottom of your Microsoft mouse. If it is a version 2.1 or higher,
you have become the victim of the Microsoft behemoth. For some reason, which
has yet to be adequately explained, the MS Mice above version 2.0 do not
work with the newest versions of XFree. I have dissected many a mouse and
> Okay, I'm a complete beginner in Linux and I really need help in trying to
> configure the X-windows system. I can't configure the mouse to work at all. I
> read on XFree's site that I needed to download the gpm1-13 package and use
> the mouseman protocol. Unfortunately, this requires libc6. I
On Fri, 20 Mar 1998, Ionut Borcoman wrote:
> Using the XF86Setup I have choosed the MouseSystem mouse with ClearDTR. This
> way my mouse works very well and I can use all the 3 buttons of it.
If you buy a cheap Logitech or Genius mouse, those are only slightly more
expensive than the bottm=om-l
Hi,
I have also had some problems with my mouse. Even that I'm a novice in Linux,
maybe this helps:
Using the XF86Setup I have choosed the MouseSystem mouse with ClearDTR. This
way my mouse works very well and I can use all the 3 buttons of it. Other
problem that I have had was that, if I have
On Fri, 20 Mar 1998, Paul Bernays wrote:
> Okay, I'm a complete beginner in Linux and I really need help in trying
> to configure the X-windows system. I can't configure the mouse to work
> at all.
What have you tried to do? Did you run XF86Setup (included in the package
xserver-vga16)? The XF86
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