> I've used 'xset m 0 0' and definitely found it to be different to 'xset 1 1',
> though its meaning doesn't appear to be well defined.
IIUC a 0 threshold means to select a progressive speedup where the
screen movement is O(dx^N) where `dx' is the physical mouse movement and
N is related to the first parameter passed after `m'. I personally use
xset m 5/3 0
It's even documented in the manpage nowadays (I discovered it when I got
annoyed by the simplistic behavior of "threshold+accel" and decided
I should hack the source to implement the O(dx^2) behavior I used to use
on my Atari-ST, only to find out that the feature was already
implemented ;-).
Stefan
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