Vox wrote:
This time Guillaume Cottenceau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> becomes daring and writes:I meant rpmdrake. Yes, harddrake mouse detection might be where it initially happens, but the net effect is that one is unable to continue with the installation.
David Walluck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:Even still, rpmdrake should work without a mouse. It does not.Why? Rpmdrake without a mouse is not at all a priority. Damn, why don't people setup a mouse for GUI's, or use urpmi if they don't want a GUI? I don't get it.If you have no mouse or the mouse wheel goes crazy, you won' be able to get past the install packages stage.I have to confess I didn't even test rpmdrake without a mouse, this tells pretty well the important I stick to it :).I'm thinking he means hardrake and not rpmdrake...the installer is where the mouse-goes-crazy thing happens sometimes.
And if the thread was followed, I *was* using the mouse but it stopped working during the installation.
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Sincerely,
David Walluck
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