Device "Generic Keyboard"
InputDevice "GPMMouse" "CorePointer"
On Sat, 7 Sep 2002, Paul Galbraith wrote:
> I've got a Logitech Cordless Mouseman Optical mouse, which connect to
> the PS2 port of my computer. The mouse works fin
I've got a Logitech Cordless Mouseman Optical mouse, which connect to
the PS2 port of my computer. The mouse works fine in Windows on the
same machine, but I cannot get it to work with gpm.
/dev/psaux seems to be the proper input, as moving the mouse produces
some erratic results. I
Ashley Clark wrote:
>
> * Christopher W. Aiken in "Re: MouseMan ??" dated 2001/06/18 21:17
> * wrote:
>
> > Thanks Hall.
> >
> > I got the mouse up and running (bothe Debian & FreeBSD) except for
> > the "wheel". I would assume that
mouse (left, middle, right, wheel up, wheel down, side), it
always pretends to have just 5 buttons. so there's nothing I can do with
xmodmap.
I have following settings in /etc/XF86Config-4:
Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "Logitech Cordless MouseMan Wheel"
* Christopher W. Aiken in "Re: MouseMan ??" dated 2001/06/18 21:17
* wrote:
> Thanks Hall.
>
> I got the mouse up and running (bothe Debian & FreeBSD) except for
> the "wheel". I would assume that the "wheel" is used to scroll up and
> down in l
> > This is with XFREE86 4.0.x
> >
> > The wheel generally works. The thumb button duplicates
> > button 2.
>
> is there any way to set thumb (side) button to do
> something else? like double click?
I think XFree86 only makes the buttons "available". It doesn't
necessarily define *what* the but
Ed Falis wrote:
>
> > > > I got the mouse up and running (bothe Debian & FreeBSD)
> > > > except for the "wheel". I would assume that the "wheel" is
> > > > used to scroll up and down in lieu of the scroll bars in
> >> an
> > > > apt such as Netscape. I did add the
> > > > Option"ZAxisMapping"
> > > I got the mouse up and running (bothe Debian & FreeBSD)
> > > except for the "wheel". I would assume that the "wheel" is
> > > used to scroll up and down in lieu of the scroll bars in
>> an
> > > apt such as Netscape. I did add the
> > > Option"ZAxisMapping""4 5" to my XF86Config
> >
> > I got the mouse up and running (bothe Debian & FreeBSD)
> > except for the "wheel". I would assume that the "wheel" is
> > used to scroll up and down in lieu of the scroll bars in
an
> > apt such as Netscape. I did add the
> > Option"ZAxisMapping""4 5" to my XF86Config
> > file but the
On Mon, 18 Jun 2001 21:17:35 -0400 (EDT)
"Christopher W. Aiken" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Hall.
>
> I got the mouse up and running (bothe Debian & FreeBSD) except for the
> "wheel". I would assume that the "wheel" is used to scroll up and
> down in lieu of the scroll bars in an apt such
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010617 21:51]:
:)> I got a Fathers' Day present of a Logitech Cordless MouseMan Optical
:)> mouse. Has anyone have this mouse? Will it work under Linux or
:)> FreeBSD?
:)
:)I've got the non-cordless version (I assume the "receiver" connects to a
:)PS/
* Christopher W. Aiken ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010617 21:51]:
> I got a Fathers' Day present of a Logitech Cordless MouseMan Optical
> mouse. Has anyone have this mouse? Will it work under Linux or
> FreeBSD?
I've got the non-cordless version (I assume the "receiver"
I got a Fathers' Day present of a Logitech Cordless MouseMan Optical
mouse. Has anyone have this mouse? Will it work under Linux or
FreeBSD?
-=[cwa]=-
FreeBSD 4.2
i got myself one of those nice cordless Logitech MouseMan Wheel mouse.
got the wheel working fine.. trouble is, X can't see the thumb button
because left click, wheel click, wheel up, wheel down, and right click
already take up the five buttons that X supports. since X only supports
5 bu
On Thursday 31 May 2001 17:04, Brian Nelson wrote:
> I prefer to configure the apps individually. For example, add something
> like this to your ~/.emacs
>
> ; Allow mouse wheel to scroll
> (defun up-slightly () (interactive) (scroll-up 5))
> (defun down-slightly () (interactive) (scroll-down 5))
Lari Kovanen wrote:
>
> Robert Voigt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > And I'd also like to be able to scroll with the wheel in Emacs. Does anyone
> > know how to do that? This is one of the things that worked out of the box
> > when I had Mandrake, and don't work in Debian :(
>
> Install imwheel o
Robert Voigt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Thursday 31 May 2001 08:35, Erik Steffl wrote:
> > the fourth button doesn't work no matter what I do... anybody got it
> > working?
>
> It works here, but it does the same as the middle button. So not really
> useful. I'd like to have it do a "bac
On Thursday 31 May 2001 08:35, Erik Steffl wrote:
> the fourth button doesn't work no matter what I do... anybody got it
> working?
It works here, but it does the same as the middle button. So not really
useful. I'd like to have it do a "back" in Konqueror, and perhaps other
useful stuff in ot
tek kno3 wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> i'like some help to make the mouseman wheel work on netscape (if it does!?).
> running potato 2.2.19pre17-ide; XF 3.3.6, enlightenment 16.2, netscape 4.77
>
> i managed ok (Zaxis on XFconfig) to make the wheel work (eg. w/ xterm) but
&g
Hi all,
i'like some help to make the mouseman wheel work on netscape (if it does!?).
running potato 2.2.19pre17-ide; XF 3.3.6, enlightenment 16.2, netscape 4.77
i managed ok (Zaxis on XFconfig) to make the wheel work (eg. w/ xterm) but
nothing w/ netscape. later included definitio
On Sat, Mar 31, 2001 at 10:06:36PM +0100, Matthew Sackman wrote:
> I guess I'm really just curious as to whether it's possible to
> actually put the fourth mouse button (under the thumb) to any use.
I'm not sure, but I doubt it. I notice my XF86Config-4 uses 'Option
"ZAxisMapping" "4 5"' so appa
On Sat, Mar 31, 2001 at 08:05:49AM -0500, Thomas J. Hamman wrote:
> Well, I recently bought a non-cordless (cordful? corded?
> cord-bearing?) optical MouseMan, and it's very nice. You'll
> appreciate having an optical mouse, especially if you're at the point
> wher
Well, I recently bought a non-cordless (cordful? corded?
cord-bearing?) optical MouseMan, and it's very nice. You'll
appreciate having an optical mouse, especially if you're at the point
where it seems like you have to clean your current mouse every couple
days.
I'm not sure
well, this is new and seems wonderful: a cordless optical.
But, does anyone already use it / have any comments regarding it?
Also, it has 4 buttons. How useful is this? Is there software under
linux to actually be able to make use of it?
Any info gratefully received.
Matthew
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Matthew Sackm
Hi Andrew,
Quoth Andrew Clark,
> Just wondering if anyone has had success getting a Logitech Mouseman+ (aka
> Logitech Mouseman Wheel) working under XFree86 v4.0.2, wheel and all?
I have a logitech MouseMan+ (with a wheel, 5 buttons, bloody huge, but
very comfortable), working comfortabl
> Just wondering if anyone has had success getting a Logitech Mouseman+
(aka
> Logitech Mouseman Wheel) working under XFree86 v4.0.2, wheel and all?
I have a MouseMan Wheel running here with 3.3.6. There's no reason why
it shouldn't work with 4.0.2.
Your mouse section i
Just wondering if anyone has had success getting a Logitech Mouseman+ (aka
Logitech Mouseman Wheel) working under XFree86 v4.0.2, wheel and all?
R,
AJFC
Greetings Debianers...
I recently replaced my imps/2 with a ps/2 logitech 4-button wireless
mouseman. I had always had some trouble with the imps/2 -- X couldn't
recognize it at all, but GPM would, so i had to use the -R flag in GPM and
set X up to use /dev/gpmdata and the mousesystems pro
"Server" to use and what device exactly is it running from.
>
> Its a ps/2 mouse and many have told me to just use mouseman/no emulate/no
> chordive actually tried them all but cannot for the life of me get the
> middle paste button to work. I guess my options of po
from.
Its a ps/2 mouse and many have told me to just use mouseman/no emulate/no
chordive actually tried them all but cannot for the life of me get the
middle paste button to work. I guess my options of port are /dev/mouse
/dev/psaux or /dev/gpmdata??
If anyone has any ideas, or better
> > I imagine that I have one of those mice that are not 'boxed', as I bought
> > it with the computer. My config is just like yours for X, and the
> > difference between your config for gpm and mine should be inexistent... I
> > tried everything...
> >
> "boxed" versions are a) really boxed (i.e.
> I imagine that I have one of those mice that are not 'boxed', as I bought
> it with the computer. My config is just like yours for X, and the
> difference between your config for gpm and mine should be inexistent... I
> tried everything...
>
"boxed" versions are a) really boxed (i.e., in a box,
I imagine that I have one of those mice that are not 'boxed', as I bought
it with the computer. My config is just like yours for X, and the
difference between your config for gpm and mine should be inexistent... I
tried everything...
I'll have to wait until someone develops support for my mouse :(
> I have a similar problem. Everything is OK with X with config:
>
> Section "Pointer"
> Protocol"IMPS/2"
> Device "/dev/mouse"
> ZAxisMapping 4 5
> EndSection
>
> With gpm, I have tried type=imps2. No good, but...
> when switching off gpm (/etc/init.d/gpm stop) with that con
I have a similar problem. Everything is OK with X with config:
Section "Pointer"
Protocol"IMPS/2"
Device "/dev/mouse"
ZAxisMapping 4 5
EndSection
With gpm, I have tried type=imps2. No good, but...
when switching off gpm (/etc/init.d/gpm stop) with that config, and
relaunchin
On Sun, 19 Mar 2000, Oswald Buddenhagen wrote:
> > What is the correct gpm configuration for a Logitech MouseMan+ PS/2
> > three-button wheel mouse ? I keep getting the following message in my
> > logs:
>
> _possibly_ the right config may be "imps" (Intell
> What is the correct gpm configuration for a Logitech MouseMan+ PS/2
> three-button wheel mouse ? I keep getting the following message in my
> logs:
_possibly_ the right config may be "imps" (IntelliMousePS/2) - but that's
just an idea ...
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*- On 11 Jan, Remco Blaakmeer wrote about "Fourth button of Logitech MouseMan
Wheel?"
> Hi,
>
> I just bought a Logitech Cordless MouseMan Wheel. Previously, I had a
> Logitech Wheel Mouse. Using the same setup in X, I can use three buttons
> and the wheel just like with
Hi,
I just bought a Logitech Cordless MouseMan Wheel. Previously, I had a
Logitech Wheel Mouse. Using the same setup in X, I can use three buttons
and the wheel just like with the Wheel Mouse. But how can I use the fourth
(thumb) button on my new mouse? I have tried several things, but to no
> gpm works fine with it. X does not. I have tried every mouse type with it
> and
> the mouse cursor simply jumps to the top left corner of the screen as soon as
> it
> is touched.
>
Found the very similar problem today on my friends box. He's running 3.3.4
binary obtained from Xfree86.org on
I don't know if this was mentioned or not. I have about 200 unred messages
for yesterday. :<
You mentioned that GPM was working correctly? Try starting GPM in
'repeater' mode (add -R to your switches), then tell X to use /dev/gpmdata
for the mouse device and 'MouseSystems' for the mouse type. I'm
I have the same mouse: Something like this ought to work:
Section "Pointer"
Protocol"PS/2"
Device "/dev/psaux"
BaudRate1200
Emulate3Timeout 50
EndSection
Hmm, I don't know what that emulate timeout is doing in there!
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t; problem is related to X only.
>
> > Protocol "MouseMan"
>
> Tried that and everything else I could find. Someone suggested I try
> MouseManPlusPS/2 but this had the same effect ... mouse jitters around the
> screen and ends in top left corner.
>
> As an experim
On Wed, Aug 25, 1999 at 09:18:11AM -0400, Fraser Campbell wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Just got a new computer and cannot get the mouse to work with X no matter what
> I try. The mouse is 3 buttons, PS/2 and labeled as a Logitech Mouseman.
>
> gpm works fine with it. X does not.
On Wed, Aug 25, 1999 at 09:18:11AM -0400, Fraser Campbell wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Just got a new computer and cannot get the mouse to work with X no matter what
> I try. The mouse is 3 buttons, PS/2 and labeled as a Logitech Mouseman.
I've been using MouseMan MousePort Version w
On Wed, Aug 25, 1999 at 11:10:09AM -0400, Evan Van Dyke wrote:
> Do you have gpm and X running at the same time? That's known to cause
> problems...
> you might try disabling gpm
Nope, as I said in my original email, gpm works correctly with any of the PS/2
mouses I have tried. X does not work c
Fraser Campbell wrote:
> Tried that and everything else I could find. Someone suggested I try
> MouseManPlusPS/2 but this had the same effect ... mouse jitters around the
> screen and ends in top left corner.
>
> As an experiment I plugged on a Microsoft PS/2 mouse and this does the same as
> the
On Wed, Aug 25, 1999 at 08:47:48AM -0500, Brian Servis wrote:
> boot, 'Detected PS/2 Mouse Port.'
Yes, I see this on bootup and the mouse does work with gpm so I think the
problem is related to X only.
> Protocol "MouseMan"
Tried that and everything e
*- On 25 Aug, Fraser Campbell wrote about "Logitech Mouseman / X"
> Hi all,
>
> Just got a new computer and cannot get the mouse to work with X no matter what
> I try. The mouse is 3 buttons, PS/2 and labeled as a Logitech Mouseman.
>
> gpm works fine with it. X d
Hi Fraser,
> Just got a new computer and cannot get the mouse to work with X no matter what
> I try. The mouse is 3 buttons, PS/2 and labeled as a Logitech Mouseman.
which mouse-type did you choose for gpm? I assume you chose "ps2".
The same protocol should work with X11. D
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On Wed, 25 Aug 1999, Fraser Campbell wrote:
> Just got a new computer and cannot get the mouse to work with X no matter what
> I try. The mouse is 3 buttons, PS/2 and labeled as a Logitech Mouseman.
>
> gpm works fine with it. X does not. I have
Hi all,
Just got a new computer and cannot get the mouse to work with X no matter what
I try. The mouse is 3 buttons, PS/2 and labeled as a Logitech Mouseman.
gpm works fine with it. X does not. I have tried every mouse type with it and
the mouse cursor simply jumps to the top left corner of
On Fri, Dec 11, 1998 at 10:43:45PM -0500, Paul Miller wrote:
> I have a 4 button Logitech MouseMan (has a thumb button) and my buttons
> don't work correctly in X. The thumb button seems to ack as the middle
> button and the middle button doesn't work at all. Here's what
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I have a 4 button Logitech MouseMan (has a thumb button) and my buttons
don't work correctly in X. The t
Unless I am very much mistaken XF86Setup has a logitech mouse type, so you
should be able to use it for your mouse. This should work correctly.
Peter Allen
Paul Miller wrote:
>
> I have a 4 button Logitech MouseMan (has a thumb button) and my buttons
> don't work
I have a 4 button Logitech MouseMan (has a thumb button) and my buttons
don't work correctly in X. The thumb button seems to ack as the middle
button and the middle button doesn't work at all. Here's what my
current XF86Config file looks like (just the pointer section):
S
Mike Orr wrote:
>
> On Tue, Jun 23, 1998 at 04:14:52PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Does anybody have any info on using the 4-button/1-wheel logitech
> > mouseman+ mouse with linux?
>
> See Colas Nahaboo's X Mouse Wheel Scroll Page at
> http://www.inria.f
On Tue, Jun 23, 1998 at 04:14:52PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Does anybody have any info on using the 4-button/1-wheel logitech
> mouseman+ mouse with linux?
See Colas Nahaboo's X Mouse Wheel Scroll Page at
http://www.inria.fr/koala/colas/mouse-wheel-scroll/
and also also /
Hi all,
Does anybody have any info on using the 4-button/1-wheel logitech
mouseman+ mouse with linux? I see that the X 3.3.2.1 has a protocol
for it but it doesn't say anything about its bindings, etc. What about
gpm?
Thanks,
Brian
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