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From: Dwayne MacKinnon <dmk@ncf.ca>
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Hi all,

A while back, there was a problem with running moused and xorg at the same 
time. Basically, the system would have problems with opening the mouse device 
twice and you'd have a situation where xevents wouldn't occur until the mouse 
was moved. (Example: typing in an xterm the text wouldn't appear until you 
moved the mouse.)

That problem was solved. However, I just upgraded my workstation to 8.0-RC2, 
and I've found the same sort of behaviour. Killing the moused appears to fix 
it. 

I was wondering if anyone else is seeing behaviour like this?

Cheers,
DMK