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Originally Posted by AndrewB what kind of mouse is it? and whats it say in xorg.conf? any dodgy settings anything?? I am also experiencing mouse problems in UBUNTU. I am ...
  1. 09-26-2007 #1
    LyricalGraffiti
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    mouse problems

    Quote Originally Posted by AndrewB View Post
    what kind of mouse is it?
    and whats it say in xorg.conf?
    any dodgy settings anything??
    I am also experiencing mouse problems in UBUNTU. I am using a ps/2 style generic mouse. it is not an optical mouse, but it appears to jump around the screen and select things at random. I don't believe I am able to fix it with a configuration file. Anyone who has experience with fixing such a thing, please respond. I am new to Ubuntu. Please respond with light technical jargon. Thanks.

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    Open Terminal and execute this
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    less /etc/X11/xorg.conf
    * X is Capital in X11.
    Copy Section "InputDevice" of Mouse and post here.
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