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Date: Tue, 16 Sep 1997 23:17:59 -0500
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From: cbooth@onyx.interactive.net (Christopher J. Booth)
Subject: mouse in X; mousesytems; 2.2.2
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The man pages and the mail archives seem to give incomplete/inconsistent
information. I am in a complete mental tangle here.

I just installed 2.2.2, and, BTW, the install was fantastic. It is quite
exciting. 2.2.2 seems a very elegant OS, & I am looking forward to learning
on it.

I do have X up, a nice start, but my cursor is completely frozen. Dead in
the water, so to speak.

I have a mousesystems 3-button mouse.

Could some one please direct me to where the correct--and complete
information is on getting the mouse working in X would be? Moused seems to
be the default in 2.2.2.

Thanks.

Chris Booth
onyx.interactive.net