Ok im going to get shot
but the MS intellimouse explorer is damn good
its usb but has a ps2 converter,
X4 supports it (it has a special mode or whatever) through USB but
i dont know about via ps2.
However its a pretty spanking little mouse
optical with no special pad, actually ergonomic (unlike those old
"ergonomic" mice)
has a wheel and 5 buttons in nice places. Looks cool with its red glow
also =)
for just under a hundred, i wonder why im still using my everythinglinux
optical mouse
Dean
Rev Simon Rumble wrote:
>
> On Thu, 4 May 2000, Matt wrote:
>
> > Hmm .. this is a bit of a weird question but i'm just wondering if anyone
> > knows what a good popular mouse is for Linux ?
>
> I really really like the Logitech Trackman Marble FX. It's ergonomically
> designed to match how your hand grasps it.
>
> I like them so much I bought two -- one for whatever work I'm at and one
> for home. Coupled with an MS Natural keyboard, my wrist problems have
> disappeared.
>
> > What do you guys think of mouse wheels in Linux ? What about USB devices ?
>
> Never managed to get it going but judging from the limited use I've had of
> one under Windows, it's pretty good for web browsing.
>
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