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Subject: Re: Magicpoint!
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> The difference between an ordinary mouse and a Remote Mouse is that the
> remote mouse makes you look cool while you give a presentation or
> watching fxtv 8)

oh, but the Libretto is almost as small as a mouse!

> The two have different apis for an ordinay mouse we go thru the X
> thing and for the Remote Mouse we access it via moused .

hmm... i use moused and have XF86Config set to use /dev/sysmouse. Isn't
it enough ?

	cheers
	luigi

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