Hi All!
I don't believe that GLX is the exact issue. I have a different machine that I 
described above, with an nVidia 8600 GT, and it only has two 1280x1024 monitors 
connected. I am running xinerama, and intrepid on that box as well, but I have 
never had the mouse lock up. Both machines that I use very regularly (one at 
work, the smaller one at home) have GLX enabled. The only difference in the 
xorg.confs of each machine is that the one affected by the bug has "Composite" 
"Enable" under the "Extensions" section. I don't believe this is a key trigger 
either, as other people who have posted, and are affected, do not have this 
option enabled.

After reading through this thread again, I am beginning to think that
the bug is definitely performance related. It seams that I am able to
manually trigger it by creating a heavy graphics load. I open several
windows, mostly firefox, and also vmware workstation with a windows
guest, and then grab a small firefox window and drag it around and
across monitors as fast as I can. As long as I have many windows open
that X has to re-draw when the window is dragged across them, the bug is
triggered. If I do the same technique with an empty desktop, and one
firefox window, I can not get it to happen.

All that being said, the article that WolphFang linked to explains the
performance tweaks for the 177 drivers. It also mentions that those
tweaks are the default settings for the 180 drivers, and may explain why
people are having better luck with the 180 drivers. I will introduce the
performance tweaks described in the article to my 177 drivers, and then
report back my findings.

Thanks,
Travis Hegner

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X.org will stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama.  Occurs 
frequently, Fatal Error.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/296167
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