there have this mouse? It's fairly new, so there's
nothing on google except sites selling it and reviews and things of that
nature. I would really like to get this button working! I'm still
pondering what exactly I should bind all of these buttons to. :D
TIA,
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ick/hover/etc. I like this *a lot*.
If you do feel like making them work, consider my original message a
mini how-to. ;)
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> clicking buttons 6 and 7, or something).
Wow, that was something I would have never thought of. However.. no
dice. xev reports nothing but MotionNotify events, and hexcat'ing the
device produces the same things when I move the mouse, regardless of
whether I'm holding the button o
e are
probably a few characters left you'll want to add to get double clicking
perfect.
An easy way to get the ascii code for a character would be with Python:
% python -c 'print ord("a")'
97
Where "a" is the letter you want.
And also, your .Xdefaults or .
! Woohoo! So the mouse isn't broken or insanely flawed -
that's GOOD. Now, to find out why Linux doesn't recognize this button,
and attempt a fix. :D
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eadid=28746
A couple of the pins on my ATX connector turned out to be melted and
very dark brown/black. I plan on performing surgery on the board
sometime today, and hopefully then a 2.6 kernel will actually boot and
not freeze. :)
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xrdb is part of the xbase-clients package, do you have
that installed? Whichever package is responsible for calling it should
depend on it (or check for it and not call it if it's not there), so it
sounds like a possible bug in a package.
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>
> I would think that box would be redundant ?
>
> am I wrong?
non-us.debian.org is one of the machines compromised, so it's down for
now.
Read up:
http://cert.uni-stuttgart.de/files/fw/debian-security-20031121.txt
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t stable on them (sort of automated
it by processing dpkg -l's output), working out individual problems as
they came along, using apt-get install -f, etc. It took a bit of manual
labor I guess you'd say, but it worked out pretty well for me.
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Er... I think I misunderstood you.
You want to just stay with sarge while it's testing and keep it when it
becomes stable too? Yeah, you can just use 'sarge' in sources.list.
The code names (woody, sarge, etc) work as well as stable / testing /
unstable.
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anything after this as an -option or --option".
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n programmed to check hard disk after 31
> times mounting the disk ? if so how to change this so that it will check hard
> disk whenever find a problem like red-hat ?
I suppose mke2fs(8) is where that comes from specifically. Easy to
disable the periodic checks, though:
tune2fs -i 0 -c 0 /dev
ilo and / is ext3 (i
> have no separate /boot partition).
Any ext3 filesystem can be mounted without journaling as ext2.
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oaded every
sound-related module known to man and still don't have any sound; I
noticed that I have no /dev/sound directory, and went to create it, but
alas, MAKEDEV won't work.
So, any ideas?
(Cc me please)
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You can
On Mon, Dec 29, 2003 at 07:10:36PM -0500, Derrick 'dman' Hudson wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 29, 2003 at 02:48:10PM -0600, Nick Welch wrote:
> | Just did an install of sarge via the beta debian-installer image, and
> | MAKEDEV is telling me this:
> |
> | /sbin/MAKEDEV: line 1
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