Alright here's the deal. Some of you may have seen my rather long threat about this problem in another forum. I'm sticking to the issues here, I promise.

I had to switch mouses (mice?) and now Mandrake/KDE can't figure anything out. It registers clicks and so doesn't allow me to move the mouse around anywhere. I don't know of any keyboard shortcuts in KDE (anybody know some, please let me know.) An alt+tab, windows start button, alt+f4 equivalent would be a good start.

I put in a different mouse (which I won't have tomorrow) and it worked. Obviously something about this logitech 3 button mouse tricked Lunux. I can't find much to do with the mouse in the harddrake, etc anyway, and in X86Config, it just has one simple line about the pointer and not much else. Any suggestions?

On another note, does anybody know of a good webmin tool (lovely if it works remotely) that I can use for configuring qmail, apache, and possibly dns? Thanks.

Oh yeah, one last thing. For Qmail on linux, does each mailbox have to have an actual user account on that linux box?

Jonathan

KDE keys: ctrl+esc for mainmenu, windows+r for 'Run' dialog (run 'xterm'). If the mouse cursor acts weird it may mean it uses a different protocol. Run 'xf86cfg' to change stuff like that. You can also change the protocol in the 'Pointer' section of the XF86Config.

can you post your XF86Config mouse configuration?
is your mouse ps/2 or usb? pls give more details.

try changing your mouse protocol.

Here's how to set the mouse up

Section "InputDevice"

# Identifier and driver
Identifier "mouse0"
Driver "mouse"
Option "Protocol" "IMPS/2"
Option "Buttons" "3"
Option "Device" "/dev/usbmouse" #Or whatever other device it's called. Might be /dev/tty
EndSection

The 'Option "Protocol" "IMPS/2"' is what should be changed (not neccesarily too or from imps/2).