Re: Re : Problems with the mouse

[Nosediver <eng71667@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>     You could configure your mouse by running mouseconfig, and
> selecting your mouse from the list. Select "Emulate 3 buttons" if
> you have a 2-button mouse. You could also configure them manually.
> For X-Windows, edit your /etc/X11/XF86Config and search up the "Pointer" 
> section
> and edit it according to your mouse type.

Actually it is a better idea to use xconf directly than to hand-edit the
config file... I think it is a more reliable method and chances are few
that you will screw up the original config file... :) Right?

from one newbie to another,
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