Atherosclerotic Linux Mice Uni-Mouse Only ...
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I'm using an XLR8 Point&Scroll mouse... works great. plugged it in... booted linux... worked! now if i only could get the scroll wheel to work... pressing it is a button tho so it's a full 3 button mouse. there are things for scroll wheels in linux but not sure if it'll work. specially cuz the one i found uses XF86Config, i'm using Xpmac which i seemed to read that it doesn't use that file.
Yep, I'm not aware of any way to use it with Xpmac. With XF68_FBDev it's working great. Now, if I could only get the wheel recognized in /dev/gpmdata! When I pass the mouse input through gpm to use th usb mouse and the trackpad, the wheel doesn't work. I've already installed a patched gpm from debian (in /debian/dists/potato/main/source/misc/gpm_1.17.8.*) that's supposed to fix this, but gpm still either doesn't repat the wheel action properly or XFree doesn't recognize it. Maybe all it would take is to have XFree read /dev/gpmdata in "IMPS/2" protocoll (currently this only works with "MouseSystems")? Any ideas?
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Dear Uni Mouse Fanatics,
What's the Uni Mouse?
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Is this the only mouse that will work in 3 button
mode for Linux....or
will any USB Mouse work.
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I am particular towards the Kensington Turbo Ball
for purely
atherosclerotic reasons. You move your palm or
fingers, not your whole
hand and elbow. Helps keep the years off my
wrist/elbow replacement Its
USB. Will it work?
Like these, too. I've a Logitech ADB Trackman on my old 8100. Wish I'd find such a thing for my PB.
Greetings,
Derek
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