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From: Ron Steele <rjs@asd.banctec.com>
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Subject: alps touchpads
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I am interested in getting a keyboard with a build-in touch pad to replace
the mouse.  The one I saw was an Alps.  Would the beast be supported 
by FreeBSD?  My fear is that a special driver is required for the touch
pad.

Ron Steele
rjs@infi.net