AFAIK, mice do not need special drivers. I have conencted a M$ USB mouse,
and many many types of PS/2 mice to my Linux box without problems. The
"drivers" most mice come with are simply extra utilities that are not
essential for usinig the mouse.
Alon
> I am intersting in buying a mouse for my laptop,
> as I am sick of the touch-pad.
>
> There are several mice designed for laptops:
> extra small, and can take some physicall abuse.
>
>
> I have been scouring the net for one which has
> a driver for linux somewhere, unsuccesfuly.
>
> If any one has knowledge of where do I find a
> small durable mouse which works under linux, I
> will be very happy if s/he shared the knowledge.
>
> so far my searches were based on google with some
> of the following keywords:
> linux, mouse,mice,travel,portable,laptop,driver,
> {specific mouse name}
>
> Meir
>
>
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