newbie config troubles

[Derick Centeno]

Hi:
If you discover you are interested in a 3 button mouse which also works  
with YDL you may be interested in considering a product from Macally  
known as the RFMOUSE.  What I find neat about it is that the base  
transmitter connects to any USB port and recharges batteries while the  
wireless mouse unit uses the batteries which have already been  
recharged.  One merely swaps batteries from one unit to another also  
the mouse is really a four button mouse as the scroll wheel is also a  
button as well.

Regarding mouse emulation here is an article I found which may help:

http://www.yellowdoglinux.com/support/solutions/ydl_2.2/ 
mouse_buttons.shtml

As options are the name of the game in Linux, what works for one  
version of Linux can work for later versions.

Best wishes...

On May 8, 2005, at 5:24 AM, Matthew McGraw wrote:

> Hi to the list,
>
> i'm sure this sort of thing has been answered a hundred times but, i  
> cant find a way to search the archives so....
>
> i have a g4 emac happily running osx 10.2.8 and ydl 3.0... i was  
> displeased to discover that my nvida graphics card is not supported by  
> MOL (yet) but my biggest issue so far is my apple 1 button usb mouse.   
> i hope to upgrade my mouse eventually but until then, how do i 2 and 3  
> button click in ydl?  i would also like to be able to mount my HFS  
> filesystem under ydl but there is some notation of a kernel upgrade  
> and that sounds a little over my head as well.
>
> any help offered will be most appreciated to be sure
>
> thanks,
>
> matt
>
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