After upgrading to 2.3 I lost the right button function

[Iain Stevenson]

Hi Stefan,

Sorry about that.  You're right - change to root and and try:

  mousemode 2 2

... that worked for my Kensington Orbit.  You could also search the various 
Linux lists because I know that other combinations of numbers work too.  I 
just used trial and error when I was having problems.

  Iain


--On Wednesday, July 24, 2002 2:51 am -0800 Na Fets <nafets@crosssound.com> 
wrote:

> Hello Iain,
> Thanks for your help.  Would you mind elaborating a bit on how to put in
> the mousemode command?  I am a newbie.  Let's say I open the terminal and
> put in su, and then the password.  Now I am in root mode.  What do I do
> now? Thank you very much!  The computer is a G3 with an ADB bus.
> Stefan
>
>
>
> If that's a G3 with an ADB bus you may need the mousemode command.  I
> used mousemode 2 2 with a Kensington Orbit trackball.
>
>   Iain
>
>
>
> --On Saturday, July 20, 2002 2:19 pm -0800 Stefan Hakenberg
> <stefan@stefanhakenberg.com <mailto:stefan@stefanhakenberg.com>> wrote:
>
>> / Hi,
> />/ After upgrading to 2.3 I lost the right button function of a
> Kensington />/ 2-button mouse.  I am using an old world set up on a beige
> 233Mhz tower. />/ No problems I had with the same upgrade to 2.3 on a
> titanium 400Mhz />/ powerbook with a macally 2-button mouse.  Does
> anybody have any />/ suggestions as to what I could do to fix the
> problem?  There is no />/ control panel where one can set the mouse
> button functions. At least I />/ didn't find one. Thanks!
> />/ Stefan/
>
>
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