Re: kensington super mouse config jessie cinnamon

[e Lpe]

thanks, it's a good idea

2016-10-19 13:47 GMT-04:00 Siard :

> e Lpe wrote:
> > the default mouse setting on Jessie x64 Cinnamon is too sensitive.
>
> In Jessie, the methods described here appear to work well:
> https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Mouse_acceleration
>
> (In Stretch, mouse speed is controlled through libinput by default,
> so things are different.)
>
>

Re: kensington super mouse config jessie cinnamon

[Siard]

e Lpe wrote:
> the default mouse setting on Jessie x64 Cinnamon is too sensitive.

In Jessie, the methods described here appear to work well:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Mouse_acceleration

(In Stretch, mouse speed is controlled through libinput by default,
so things are different.)

kensington super mouse config jessie cinnamon

[e Lpe]

hi,
the default mouse setting on Jessie x64 Cinnamon is too sensitive.
I made a directory #etc/X11/xorg.conf.d what is missing
I want to write a configuration file
:/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-Kensington.conf
How i can get the value for the current sensitivity value and button id ?


thanks.

Re: Serial mouse config

[Mumia W.]

On 09/18/2006 08:52 PM, Andre Perrotta wrote:

Sorry, I forgot to write down the subject
Sorry


Hi, I'm trying to get a serial mouse to work but haven't had any sucess.

It is conected to /dev/ttyS0

but when I do:

cat /dev/ttyS0

it doesn't responds to my mouse actions

I'm sure it is /dev/ttyS0 cause it used to work with earlier dists i had
installed in my computer

I'm running Demudi 1.2.1 with the 2.6-multimedia kernel


Can anyone help me ?

thanks...



Do a dmesg | grep -i serial to see if the serial driver was loaded.

Also do grep serial /proc/ioports; if it's using 03f8-03ff, then the 
serial driver should be available on /dev/ttyS0.


Note, I know nothing about Demudi.


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Serial mouse config

[Andre Perrotta]

Sorry, I forgot to write down the subjectSorryHi, I'm trying to get a serial mouse to work but haven't had any sucess.It is conected to /dev/ttyS0but when I do:cat /dev/ttyS0 
it doesn't responds to my mouse actionsI'm sure it is /dev/ttyS0 cause it used to work with earlier dists i had installed in my computer
I'm running Demudi 1.2.1 with the 2.6-multimedia kernelCan anyone help me ?thanks...

Mouse config

[Mark Panen]

Hi

I installed Sarge the other day on my laptop to try it out, quite
impressive only used 2 cd's and installed so many packages.

Anyway my question is how does one configure a usb optical mouse as
that was the only thing that did not work, the touchpad worked.

Re: Mouse config

[Thomas Adam]

--- Mark Panen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi
 
 I installed Sarge the other day on my laptop to try it out, quite
 impressive only used 2 cd's and installed so many packages.
 
 Anyway my question is how does one configure a usb optical mouse as
 that was the only thing that did not work, the touchpad worked.

You should ensure that for your configured mouse in
/etc/X11/XF86Config-4 that you're using /dev/input/mice as the
correct Mouse location.  Also, assuming you have everything picked up
by hotplug, you'll want the hid kernel module running.

-- Thomas Adam



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Mouse config!

[Samaad Story]

Hello , I have just installed Linux and I am currently
on the xterm, but the problem is I cant seem to
configure the mouse properties in order to get it to
work properly or at all for that matter, can you
please help me if possible.

Keith

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Re: Mouse config!

[Kent West]

Samaad Story wrote:


Hello , I have just installed Linux and I am currently
on the xterm, but the problem is I cant seem to
configure the mouse properties in order to get it to
work properly or at all for that matter, can you
please help me if possible.

Keith
 



apt-get install gpm
gpmconfig




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X11 Mouse Config

[Don Meyer]

Okay, my first dumb question.

Has X installed and working fine, updated some packages, one of which was
gpm as I recall.  Now, mouse not working.  Then, ran xf86config and X
won't start at all.  Sigh.

Which program set up X originally?  It was something friendlier than
xf86config.  Yes, I need to take more notes during the installs.

There was a setup program (not xf86config) that I had used during the
install to set the mouse type etc.  It was graphical.  Any clues as to
what that was appreciated.

It will be great when the Debian faq X11 section actually has some text
there...  :-)

Thanks,
-- 
Don Meyer

Re: X11 Mouse Config

[Hans Ekbrand]

On Thu, Jan 10, 2002 at 04:41:56PM -0600, Don Meyer wrote:
 Okay, my first dumb question.
 
 Has X installed and working fine, updated some packages, one of which was
 gpm as I recall.  Now, mouse not working.  Then, ran xf86config and X
 won't start at all.  Sigh.

gpm and X may be in conflict on who owns that mouse. If that is the
case, try 

/etc/init.d/gpm stop as root.

On the other hand, X could be relying on gpm to produce mouse data in 
/dev/gpmdata. Look in /etc/X/XF86Config-4 if /dev/gpmdata is mentioned in the 
mouse section. (try grep /dev/gpmdata /etc/X/XF86Config-4)
 
 There was a setup program (not xf86config) that I had used during the
 install to set the mouse type etc.  It was graphical.  Any clues as to
 what that was appreciated.

dpkg-reconfigure xserver-[your xserver] will probably do the trick. xfree86 
is a good candidate for being your xserver.


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mouse config for PowerBook Pismo?

[Scott Frankel]

Would anyone have suggestions for configuring the mouse for X v.3,
Debian Potato release?  This is for use with an Apple PowerBook
Pismo 2000.  When I launch X, I get some sort of desktop environment
(WindowMaker?) with the cursor locked dead in the center of the
screen.  It won't move with either the trackpad or an external USB 
mouse.

One suggestion I got was to change the /etc/X11/XF86Config file's
Pointer section's Device call.  i.e.:

  [/etc/X11/XF86Config]
  Section Pointer
  Protocol  BusMouse
  Device/dev/input/mice# was /dev/mouse
  EndSection

/dev/input/mice *does* exist; but unfortunately, this hasn't fixed 
the problem.  

Thanks
Scott