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Subject: Re: moused and X11R6
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>> I may be wrong and I may be just fortunate enough not to have trouble
>> with moused...
>
>I didn't notice it for a couple days.  I only noticed when I scrolled
>back in an xterm, and found about 6 d's on the command line.  The left
>button never did anything funky.. just the other two.

I'm probably being stubborn, but it seems to me a simple solution is 
to have moused disabled when an X session goes up.