> I should have been clearer. XF86Setup will indeed fire up an X server, which will
>be mostly unusable if XF86Setup picks the wrong mouse type. xf86config also doesn't
>require you to know which X server to link to. Which is why I now use xf86config for
>initial X setup, then XF86Setup for adjustments.
OK you win. Using xf86config does minimize (eliminate?) the possible
failures but you can jump around in XF86Setup with TAB to set your
mouse.
... yeah, well, _I_ prefer to just hack my /etc/XF86Config by hand
anyway so there! *sniff sniff* Hello? Why is there smoke coming out of
my monitor? ;-)
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