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Marcel Janssen wrote:
> On Thursday 21 August 2008 01:38:16 g wrote:
>> have a look at these:
>>
>> /usr/share/X11/xkb/compat/mousekeys
from above;
interpret KP_F2 {
action = SetPtrDflt(affect=defaultButton,button=1);
};
interpret KP_Divide {
action = SetPtrDflt(affect=defaultButton,button=1);
};
interpret KP_F3 {
action = SetPtrDflt(affect=defaultButton,button=2);
};
interpret KP_Multiply {
action = SetPtrDflt(affect=defaultButton,button=2);
};
interpret KP_F4 {
action = SetPtrDflt(affect=defaultButton,button=3);
};
interpret KP_Subtract {
action = SetPtrDflt(affect=defaultButton,button=3);
};
interpret KP_Separator {
action = PointerButton(button=default,count=2);
};
interpret KP_Add {
action = PointerButton(button=default,count=2);
};
> Well.....I've updated to KDE 4.1 (from the testing repo) because KDE4.0 was
> simply unusable for me.
you and a lot of others.
> I found "mouse emulation" and I guess this is only switched mouse emulation
> on/off. After that I went to configure the mouse and set mouse navigation on.
> There's noting mentioning mouse buttons though.
emulation on/off was to allow using keypad as keypad or mouse.
> So. I still have no right mouse button functionality in KDE.
even thru keypad? strange. but as you said, kde4.0.
> Yesterday I managed to get it working in gnome so that's usable for now.
maybe you can dig thru gnome's configs to see what they do and apply it
for kde4.1.
> Thanks for pointing in the right direction.
glad to help. did not how things would work for mac.
btw, did you by chance google-linux with mac and button3 or right button?
http://www.google.com/advanced_search?hl=en&output=linux&restrict=linux
in 'all these words' "mouse buttons" AND "mac" [note " " and AND]
this jumped out on 1st page of 47,000 +;
http://www.redhat.com/magazine/007may05/features/mac-mini/
++++
While the Mac mini doesn't ship with a mouse, if you have a one-button Apple
mouse, you will surely miss the middle-click and the right-click buttons. These
can, however, all be emulated from the keyboard via the sysctl interface. As
root, edit the /etc/sysctl.conf file and add the following:
dev.mac_hid.mouse_button_emulation = 1
dev.mac_hid.mouse_button2_keycode = 87
dev.mac_hid.mouse_button3_keycode = 88
The above will allow the F11 and the F12 keys on the keyboard to provide the
middle and right click mouse buttons. If however, you prefer to use Fn+Alt or
Fn+Apple, just having the dev.mac_hid.mouse_button_emulation = 1 is sufficient.
On your next reboot, the buttons will be available; however, running sysctl -p
will also enable them immediately.
++++
chaing 'all these words' to "fedora" AND "mouse buttons" AND "macbook"
dropped to 85, which i will let you search. ;o)
hth.
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.
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