Hi,
FreeBSD 4.8-RELEASE, no gui.
In Linux, I can left-drag to select text in the console, then
right-click to paste it to the command line.
My FreeBSD Unleashed book says the mouse can be configured to copy and
paste from the console in FreeBSD, but darned if I can figure out how to
do it.
I've
Hi there,
Hi, thanks for the reply.
I have a Logitech trackman marble + (two buttons and a third that is
also the wheel) and I just left-drag then middle button (the wheel)
click. You might have the same thing if you have a wheel on
yours if not
then you should be able to press both
On Fri, 15 Aug 2003, Charles Howse wrote:
FreeBSD 4.8-RELEASE, no gui.
In Linux, I can left-drag to select text in the console, then
right-click to paste it to the command line. My FreeBSD Unleashed book
says the mouse can be configured to copy and paste from the console in
FreeBSD, but
Charles Howse wrote:
Hi there,
Hi, thanks for the reply.
I have a Logitech trackman marble + (two buttons and a third that is
also the wheel) and I just left-drag then middle button (the wheel)
click. You might have the same thing if you have a wheel on
yours if not
then you should be
For the sake of testing, put the mouse directly to the FreeBSD system
and reboot (well you might not actually have to reboot but
check to see
if moused is running and if so kill it and then restart it).
That worked fine. The problem must be the KVM, as I suspected.
Knowing that, I
Charles Howse wrote:
For the sake of testing, put the mouse directly to the FreeBSD system
and reboot (well you might not actually have to reboot but
check to see
if moused is running and if so kill it and then restart it).
That worked fine. The problem must be the KVM, as I suspected.
Here's a thought. What happens when you switch away then switch back
kill moused then restart moused? I'm thinking that maybe a cron job
could be created to check mouse states and kill then restart moused.
Very interesting...
#!/usr/local/bin/bash
# Kill and restart moused
ps -wax | grep
