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i hunted around on google and found that someone once did this, but i still cant find out how
I want to be able to use 8 and 2 on ...
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- 01-18-2006 #1Just Joined!
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is there a way to use the numpad as a mouse?
i hunted around on google and found that someone once did this, but i still cant find out how
I want to be able to use 8 and 2 on the numpad for the Y axis and 4 and 6 for the X axis
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- 01-18-2006 #2Linux Enthusiast
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window manager?
in gnome, you'd go to Desktop-->Preferences-->Accessibility-->Keyboard and turn on the "Mouse Keys" option
KDE should have something similar but, as I don't use KDE, I couldn't tell you exactly how to find it. It should be under accessibility though
- 01-18-2006 #3
I hopped into KDE just for this
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For KDE, you go to Control Center, and open the "Peripherals" section. Select "Mouse", then click on the "Mouse Navigation" tab.
From there, you can enable mouse-by-numpad.
Yup.
- 01-18-2006 #4Just Joined!
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I am not using KDE or gnome or XFCE, i am using fluxbox
i was wondering if there was a way to edit the X config file (i am using xorg) to do it


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