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trying to figure out how to make this work (all the buttons) on linux. I've seen a couple old tutorials on installing xbindkeys but i can't get xbindkeys to install get some errors when i do the make and makeinstall commands.
ok.. because i was gonna say, that your configuration looks similar to mine, and it works (the basic buttons).
did you read the link i posted earlier? iv never tried it but that is what a simple search yielded... if that doesnt work then continue to search on LQ.org or google.com/linux for your mouse. there ARE threads regarding this mouse at this website already, check them out if you havent already.
can you post exactly what you typed and exactly the output?
did you download the file it said to download to compile?
can you paste the output of the cat command it tells you to issue in step 2
You can see the event device at the Handler and test it with a little tool you can get here.
the text 'here' is a hyperlink to the .c file its referring to. you need to click it and save the file then use gcc on that file. youll have to either 'cd' to the directory you save the file or use the full path to the file when u run the gcc command
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