I have the same problem with Windows, Linux, and FreeBSD. I am using
assorted MS wheel mice.
Windows I can get to recover, by switching back and forth a couple
times.
Linux sometimes the problem goes away if I config X for a generic
two-button mouse and no three button emulation.
FreeBSD the on
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Matt Dillon
> Sent: Monday, December 25, 2000 12:59 AM
> To: Peter Seebach
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> You guys can argue the GPL thing to death
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> Wes Peters
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Name calling is starting to backfire on the Linux community and there
is no reason to drag the 'BSD community down the same path. Some of
the journalist in the Linux world are realizing the amount of energy
being wasted slamming MS and anything non-Linux. New comers to Linux
are getting intimida
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> Jeremiah Gowdy
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>> Trouble is
Trouble is there is no consistency in the rulings. Hardware decisions
in general are mirrors of software cases. Hardware reverse
engineering tends to be legal. But with software they use Clean
programmer, Dirty programmer. In other words you can write a program
exactly like another, if you can p
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> Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2000 12:15 PM
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> In mes
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> >In the open source
> >world is there a official QA proc
Here's the thing about open software that still concerns me. My
background is with the major software development tools companies, so
that is my point of reference. It is great that code is available and
fixes are made and pushed out, but who is doing real testing of these
fixes. Sure the obvious
Sorry for such a basic question, but I have been looking and can't
find the answer. Is FreeBSD as microkernel or monolithic kernel like
Linux? Can someone point me to the answer/
TIA
Steve B.
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How different is Linux from FreeBSD when it comes to porting code. Nothing
specific just in general, are there major differences or small differences.
Assuming same hardware just OS is different. Device driver vs applications.
What areas are the gottcha's?
Steve B.
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