type into the mouse configuration file. For gpm on Debian, this is in
/etc/gpm.confthe line is, guess what,
"type=". There are 3 ways to make the change:
gpmconfig
gpm -t help (see less for dealing w/ the output)will show the available types. I have a generic wheel mouse and decided that "imps2" looked promising.
Then I fired up mcedit (my favorite editor)
mcedit /etc/gpm.confand changed the
"type=" line to "type=imps2" (and saved the change, of course). "type=fuimps2" also worked, but I am going with "type=imps2" for now.
The last thing I had to do was restart gpm: /etc/init.d/gpm restartVoila, problem solved. Now to remember how to fix the X problem ...
gpm -t help produces a lot more than 25 lines of output, so I recommend
gpm -t help | less or better yet
gpm -t help | less -S~# 12
(read the less man page, it's very instructive)
Add X solution, continue better formatting, standardize code formatting conventions -- suggestions welcome
-- Rick Archibald - 25 Oct 2003© f.a.archibald.iii 2003
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