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Debian / Xmonobut & Xkeymouse

« on: November 29, 2007, 11:00:22 am »

This is really handy!  Then I can map the mouse right button to the [Fn] key and free up the round applications keys!  Thank you!

you're quite welcome  but i'd have thought mapping it to the Fn key would interfere with the Fn key's ability to get at symbols like <, >, :, +, etc?

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Debian / Twitchy Or Jump Mouse?

« on: November 28, 2007, 03:41:13 pm »

i had/have the twitchy mouse issue, using titchy (not sure what the titchy kernel is? just says it's a 2.6.20...). i did rmmod mousedev and the twitchiness drastically reduced - to the point where it's not such a *huge* issue, but is still there a small amount. i can at least live with this lower level

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Debian / Xmonobut & Xkeymouse

« on: November 28, 2007, 03:32:17 pm »

actually, xmonobut can be incredibly handy if you *don't* use it in the default manner. "xmonobut -k 67" will make it run so if you hold down the zaurus's "Calendar" button while tapping, you get a right click. pressing, releasing, pressing and holing calendar (like double clicking a mouse) makes it a middle click instead. There is a -m flag so you can assign a dedicated middle button key, but it just seems to make xmonobut glitchy if i use it. if you want to use a different key to modify your clicks, use xev to find out the keycode and do xmonobut -k keycode. hope this helps someone...