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One problem for X11 users
I too was very excited when I found that the IM drivers fixed the awful Apple acceleration problem, but then I ran into a (for me) major snag. MS' drivers don't let you assign the middle mouse button to, get this, the middle mouse button. That's right. You can make it minimize your window, activate "Back" in safari, or any number of other things, but you can't make it just be a middle mouse button! This is generally not a big problem in OS X, which was designed around 1 mouse button, but in X11 the middle button is crucial. I use X11 every day so this is a big problem for me.
One problem for X11 users
While digging around I've found the following sample code that seems to have a similar mechanism for defining acceleration curves:
My eyes hurt too much at the moment for me to analyse how the thing works. :) If anyone with related experience would like to unravel the mysteries, many people, myself included, would greatly appreciate the efforts. As a side note, am I the only one who thinks Apple should provide a simple slider that lets the user set the acceleration for their pointing device? Furthermore, would it be wrong to ask of a system-wide mapping of click-and-hold events to ctrl-click / right-click?
One problem for X11 users
I m totally newbie to the MacOS 's world and the acceleration mouse bothers me.
One problem for X11 users
I just tryed the USBOverDrive, well done but the mouse speed is still too slow :(
One problem for X11 users
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