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[debian-users:02150] multimouse in gpm ? (Re: Can I use mouse-pointer)



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man gpm $B$9$k$H(B

       -M     Enable multiple mode. The daemon will read two dif-
              ferent mouse devices.  Any subsequent  option  will
              refer  to  the  second  device, while any preceding
              option will be used  for  the  first  device.  This
              option  automatically  forces the `repeater'' (-R)
              option on.

       -R     Causes gpm to act as a  repeater:  any  mouse  data
              received  while in graphic mode will be produced on
              the fifo  /dev/gpmdata  in  mouse-system  protocol.
              This  means  that you can configure the X server to
              use that fifo as a mouse  device.  This  option  is
              useful for bus-mouse owners to override the single-
              open limitation. It is also an easy way  to  manage
              those stupid dual-mode mice which force you to keep
              the middle button down while changing  video  mode.
              The option is forced on by the -M option.

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gpm  -m /dev/gpmdata -t msc -M

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