--- David Leggett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> You dont happen to be using kernel 2.6 by any
> chance?
so it is.
> IIRC all mice in 2.6 hvae events sent via
> /dev/input/mice and such yor x
> server will pick up 2 mouse clicks because its
> listening to
> both /.dev/imput/mice ans /dev/psaux
You dont happen to be using kernel 2.6 by any chance?
IIRC all mice in 2.6 hvae events sent via /dev/input/mice and such yor x
server will pick up 2 mouse clicks because its listening to
both /.dev/imput/mice ans /dev/psaux
Try disabling the mouse on /dev/psaux (in your x config)
On Monday 31
On Monday 31 May 2004 05:25, Ping Wing wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I have omnibook xe3 laptop + sarge.
>
> When I click mouse [ I use only external logitech
> optical USB, not tried with touchpad] , quite often
> this one click is treated as two clicks, which result
> that two applications are open, or that m
Ping Wing wrote:
Hi.
I have omnibook xe3 laptop + sarge.
When I click mouse [ I use only external logitech
optical USB, not tried with touchpad] , quite often
this one click is treated as two clicks, which result
that two applications are open, or that mozilla closes
two tabs, etc... Its pretty ann
Hi.
I have omnibook xe3 laptop + sarge.
When I click mouse [ I use only external logitech
optical USB, not tried with touchpad] , quite often
this one click is treated as two clicks, which result
that two applications are open, or that mozilla closes
two tabs, etc... Its pretty annonying.
I wond
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