On Mon, 2002-12-23 at 09:15, FemmeFatale wrote:
Well to make a long story short I tried to get my b/f (Don't ask... long
story) to use Linux.
Works great cept his mouse doesn't work properly... Its a Logitech
wireless. The blue ones.
Hehe, I need to get it to work properly as a USB mouse... it
won't. picking logitech mouseman+ or USB fails... it won't respond at all
or doesn't work well. The button configuration for the PS/2 selection
isn't correct.
For that matter, in E my 2nd mouse button is now my wheel being pushed in
... which is weird. KDE works fine with it... so wth? Any ideas ladies
gents?
Thx.
For E, you can rename the old keybindings.cfg and create a new one with:
#include definitions
__E_CFG_VERSION 0
/*
* Global button bindings... specially named actionclass that applies to
* all client windows - so you can bind alt - left click to move the
* window, raise it or something
*/
__ACLASS __BGN
__NAME BUTTONBINDINGS
__TYPE __TYPE_NORMAL
__EVENT __MOUSE_PRESS
__BUTTON 1
__MODIFIER_KEY __ALT
__ACTION __A_MOVE
__NEXT_ACTION
__EVENT __DOUBLE_CLICK
__BUTTON 1
__MODIFIER_KEY __ALT
__ACTION __A_SHADE
__NEXT_ACTION
__EVENT __MOUSE_PRESS
__BUTTON 2
__MODIFIER_KEY __ALT
__ACTION __A_RESIZE
__NEXT_ACTION
__EVENT __DOUBLE_CLICK
__BUTTON 2
__MODIFIER_KEY __ALT
__ACTION __A_MAX_HEIGHT available
__NEXT_ACTION
__EVENT __MOUSE_PRESS
__BUTTON 3
__MODIFIER_KEY __ALT
__ACTION __A_SHOW_MENU named WINOPS_MENU
__END
/* what mouse presses do on the desktop background */
__ACLASS __BGN
__NAME DESKBINDINGS
__TYPE __TYPE_NORMAL
__TOOLTIP_TEXT Clicking your mouse on the desktop will perform
__TOOLTIP_TEXT the following actions
__TOOLTIP_ACTION_TEXT Display User Menus
__EVENT __MOUSE_PRESS
__BUTTON 1
__MODIFIER_KEY __NONE
__ACTION __A_SHOW_MENU named APPS_SUBMENU
__NEXT_ACTION
__TOOLTIP_ACTION_TEXT Display Enlightenment Menu
__EVENT __MOUSE_PRESS
__BUTTON 1
__MODIFIER_KEY __CTRL
__ACTION __A_SHOW_MENU named ROOT_2
__NEXT_ACTION
__TOOLTIP_ACTION_TEXT Display Settings Menu
__EVENT __MOUSE_PRESS
__BUTTON 1
__MODIFIER_KEY __WINDOWS_KEY
__ACTION __A_SHOW_MENU named CONFIG_SUBMENU
__NEXT_ACTION
__TOOLTIP_ACTION_TEXT Display Enlightenment Menu
__EVENT __MOUSE_PRESS
__BUTTON 2
__MODIFIER_KEY __NONE
__ACTION __A_SHOW_MENU named ROOT_2
__NEXT_ACTION
__TOOLTIP_ACTION_TEXT Display Task List Menu
__EVENT __MOUSE_PRESS
__BUTTON 2
__MODIFIER_KEY __ALT
__ACTION __A_SHOW_MENU taskmenu
__NEXT_ACTION
__TOOLTIP_ACTION_TEXT Display Desktop Menu
__EVENT __MOUSE_PRESS
__BUTTON 2
__MODIFIER_KEY __CTRL
__ACTION __A_SHOW_MENU deskmenu
__NEXT_ACTION
__TOOLTIP_ACTION_TEXT Display Group Menu
__EVENT __MOUSE_PRESS
__BUTTON 2
__MODIFIER_KEY __SHIFT
__ACTION __A_SHOW_MENU groupmenu
__NEXT_ACTION
__TOOLTIP_ACTION_TEXT Display Settings Menu
__EVENT __MOUSE_PRESS
__BUTTON 3
__MODIFIER_KEY __NONE
__ACTION __A_SHOW_MENU named CONFIG_SUBMENU
__NEXT_ACTION
__TOOLTIP_ACTION_TEXT Go Back a Desktop
__EVENT __MOUSE_PRESS
__BUTTON 4
__ALLOW_ANY_MODIFIER_KEYS __ON
__ACTION __A_DESKTOP_PREV
__NEXT_ACTION
__TOOLTIP_ACTION_TEXT Go Forward a Desktop
__EVENT __MOUSE_PRESS
__BUTTON 5
__ALLOW_ANY_MODIFIER_KEYS __ON
__ACTION __A_DESKTOP_NEXT
__END
/*
**
* Actionclasses used for global keybindings
**
*
* Some Keys you can use to bind to (mainly standard English PC keyboard
here)
* This is a SMALL list to make this file readable. it in no way lists
ALL
* possible keys that can be bound. This is just the useful keys from a
normal
* PC-style 101 key keyboard.
*
* BackSpace
* Tab
* Return
* Pause
* Scroll_Lock
* Sys_Req
* Escape
* Delete
* Home
* Left
* Up
* Right
* Down
* Page_Up
* Page_Down
* End
* Print
* Insert
* Num_Lock
* KP_Enter
* KP_Multiply
* KP_Add
* KP_Separator
* KP_Subtract
* KP_Decimal
* KP_Divide
* KP_0
* KP_1
* KP_2
* KP_3
* KP_4
* KP_5
* KP_6
* KP_7
* KP_8
* KP_9
* F1
* F2
* F3
* F4
* F5
* F6
* F7
* F8
* F9
* F10
* F11
* F12
* space
* quoteright
* comma
* minus
* slash
* semicolon
* equal
* bracketleft
* bracketright
* backslash
* quoteleft
*
* There are more keys. please see /usr/X11R6/include/X11/keysymdef.h for
a
* complete list fo keys (LOTS of them)
*/
__ACLASS __BGN
/*
* The action name is what you use to bind an actionclass to an
* object elsewhere in the configuration
*/
__NAME KEYBINDINGS
__TYPE __TYPE_GLOBAL
/*
* The following key should be pretty self explanitory, but you should
* really see how the Keysym is set. in your keysym.h file in your X11
* distribution
*/
__KEY Home
/*
* Can I use this with any modifier? (default
