I just ran across this the other day. Haven't tried it:
http://www.troubleshooters.com/tpromag/200104/200104.htm
heres the relevant section:
I bought the Dexxa Mouse on 1/6/2001 and installed it 1/7/2001. It made my
mouse performance even worse. The Linux mouse was as bad as a notebook
computer's stick mouse or thumb pad, but without even the remedy of plugging
in a different mouse. I was preparing to post an email to LEAP explaining
that I was abandoning the Linux transition because I couldn't accomplish
anything with such a poor mouse system. But as I was penning that email, I
stumbled across a little known option to go in XF86Config-4:
Option Resolution 1600
That option goes with all the other options in your mouse pointer section. It
sped up the mouse without resorting to jerky, quirky acceleration. I deleted
my intended post, and instead wrote a long, rambling post about the fix, and
how great Linux is. I had re-learned what I'd forgotten so many times before
-- that Linux is so configurable and so powerful and comes with so many great
tools, that you can make it do anything you want.
Hope that helps
On December 10, 2001 10:17 pm, you wrote:
where can I set mouse sensitivity either in linux or gnome?
-Paul Rodríguez
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