Sorry Derek, meant to send this to the mailing list! Thank you for your help Derek.
I ended up just adding it to ~/bash_profile since I am the only user, and I hardly ever log in as root. Also tried adding it to /etc/profile as su but it still reported that file was readonly. No problem though since it works thru bash_profile. Thanks again! Steve On Sat, 22 Jun 2002 21:23:48 +0100 Derek Jennings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Saturday 22 June 2002 04:50, Steve Jeppesen wrote: > > Good evening everybody, > > > > I have a simple question I think... > > > > Is it possible to have the mouse speed set in a startup script of some > > kind? When ever I log into a window manager, I always have to set my mouse > > speed using xset m 9 1 > > > > I have tried a GUI to set it, but never found a satisfactory setting so I > > have resorted to using a terminal. > > > > It is just a hassel to have to set it everytime. > > > > Thanks for any clues and have a Great weekend! > > > > Steve > > You can always put the xset command in ~/.bash_profile for an individual user > or /etc/profile for all users. > > Alternatively there is a statement you can put in XF86Config-4 I cannot > remember just at present. I guess the XFree86.org site has the details. > > HTH > > derek > > >
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