mouse-problem
hi
i've got a problem with any mice in X, the pointer does not move smoothly at all but jumps on the screen while moving the mouse. the mouse must be ok as i can use any mouse usb or p/s2. on the same computer is a win xp installed and in win the mice work normally. any ideas? thanks, toby |
Hya,
You need to adjust mouse behavior (acceleration). My Penguins have XFce, so it is under "mouse preferences." Depending on your desktop, it is different. Also, with my penguins, when ATI driver is installed, I need to re-adjust. Happy Penguins! |
hey! already did that, but it didn't help.
i also thought about the software-rendering for the mouse could be enabled, but neither swcursor off nor hwcursor on in xorg.conf helped. any other ideas? thanks, toby |
That it works with XP doesn't necessarily mean it will work with Linux. There's more to it than just hardware. I suggest that you have a look at the mouse section in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file. Maybe search google for some pointers on how to set the proper configuration options.
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thanks, i already looked at that file, but there is nothing
that would indicate an error. it detects the mouse, and if i add a hwcursor or swcursor option to the xorg.conf i also just get a very neutral information like (**) option hwcurser on google didn't give any useful hint to me so far.. :( |
Check the file /var/log/Xorg.0.log for any error messages.
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This seems to solve my problem
Hi I had the same problem. I'm using rhel 5.3 with belkin kvm, every time i switch to the linux box my mouse would go all over the place and do strange things creating folders and moving my panels elsewhere. I googled it and ended up here and cant seem to find a solution. After a bit of thinking i clicked the scim (smart common input method platform) applet on the menu panel and disabled all other languages except the english one and rebooted. My mouse does not go wild anymore. I hope this helps you.
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