You should be able to set both serial and ps2 mouse speed.
But don't forget the configuration.
Does xset work for serial mouse or only for PS2 (or other) mouse? I
can make it work only for my PS2 mouse not for my serial mouse.
bob jones ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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PLEASE
Run XF86Setup.. I've found it easier to adjust the mouse speed
through there. No guessing of values, as with xset, and it's
'moving' just the way i like it.
I have Red Hat 5.1, and there is no XF86Setup I looked in the
XF86Config file, and see nothing about setting mouse speed... This
At 17:55 6/21/98 -0400, Randy Carpenter wrote:
I have Red Hat 5.1, and there is no XF86Setup I looked in the
XF86Config file, and see nothing about setting mouse speed... This never
used to bea problem, but now the mouse moves so slow, that it is
impossible to work in even 800x600, let
At 17:55 6/21/98 -0400, Randy Carpenter wrote:
I have Red Hat 5.1, and there is no XF86Setup I looked in the
XF86Config file, and see nothing about setting mouse speed... This never
used to bea problem, but now the mouse moves so slow, that it is
impossible to work in even 800x600, let
Randy Carpenter wrote:
Run XF86Setup.. I've found it easier to adjust the mouse speed
through there. No guessing of values, as with xset, and it's
'moving' just the way i like it.
I have Red Hat 5.1, and there is no XF86Setup I looked in the
Get the X332set.tgz file from the
