On Sat, 15 Nov 2003 17:35:35 +0000 Mike Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > On Saturday 15 November 2003 17:25, Marcin Daczkowski wrote: > > hello > > > > my mouse i dieing. i've counted money and thought it would be quite > > good idea to but wireless mouse (and keyboard). I was thinking about > > creative one (i do not remeber full name, but afair creative has one > > line of keyboards and this model has no. 6000). I have no such a lot > > of money to afford logitech's cordless desktop mx, which afair is > > linux compatible [mostly :P]. > > > > Have anyone any experiences with this creative's one? Or maybe with > > any other cordless-desktop-system not so expensive as logitech's? > > Wireless keyboard and mice are no different to the computer than the > wired kind. They talk to a box which plugs into standard USB/PS2 > ports. is that i had thought before i found of kind of ,,linux compatible stuff" webpage that there are problems with this creative's... mouse ;) quite queer to me and that's why i ask here for suggestions. btw. some of keyboards i've saw has several special keys. i found out that for. example this logitech's cordless desktop mx keyboard generates scrolling up and down as pushing and releasing of one key (i mean scancode). Is there a way to modmap it to use that as normal cursors. i mean for example binding push of this key as cursor up, and relase as cursor arrow down? -- my PGP public key available via $finger [EMAIL PROTECTED] or via my website http://daczkowski.civ.pl/daczkowski.pgp
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