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Well, I got one of those fun little mice that has more than two buttons. Five, actually. I'm using Kubuntu 6.06 and KDE 3.5.5. It has the two normal ones, a middle one, two extra buttons on the side, and the scrolly wheel clicks sideways in either direction. Any idea how to configure these to do something?
if they don't do anything - you may need to download the newest drivers. What brand of mouse did you get - logitech i hope Once you get the new drivers - there USUALLY is an interface to let you choose how thoes are configured.
Actually, it's Dynex, and there aren't any Linux drivers for it.
EDIT: Well, I guess they all DO do something. Clicking the mouse either way pastes in whatever's on your clipboard, and the two side buttons seem to function just like the main one.
Last edited by Stabby McTwist; 11-02-2006 at 08:14 PM.
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