[SOLVED] mouse right click not working in red hat enterprise linux
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mouse right click not working in red hat enterprise linux
hi everybody
i am suffering from very strange problem.i am using red hat and my mouse right click is not working in it.my mouse is ok i have checked it on windows system.please tell me what to do?
Distribution: Slackware (mainly) and then a lot of others...
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Check -» administration » mouse. You would be able to configure mouse from there. Also try running mouseconfig (it is there in slackware and *bsd) and try to reconfigure mouse.
mouseconfig is not a command.
also i have not found any thing in mouse settings.after opening the terminal right click works when i right on the terminal screen.Otherwise it does not work.
Distribution: Slackware (mainly) and then a lot of others...
Posts: 855
Rep:
Some pointers that may help:
1) Try creating a new user and see if the mouse works properly.
2) I installed scientific linux and it has sysconfig-mouse. I think Red Hat would have a simillar option.
If this mouse is a PS2 then change it to something else and then change it back to PS2.
Since all these commands are to be executed as root back up the files if needed. I would back up my entire /etc if I was doing this.
Hope this helps.
sysconfig-mouse is not working.I found nothing in mouse setting under preferences.please help me.i am using rhel5 in vmware.please find out a solution for me
ya i tried that time.but got error, command not found.
now i have installed fresh copy.i want to close this thread,because i am not facing problem now.how can i?
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