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Subject:    [gentoo-user] Toshiba Laptop, kernel 2.6, and double clicking
From:       Mike Williams <mike () gaima ! co ! uk>
Date:       2004-02-29 22:15:06
Message-ID: 200402292215.10179.mike () gaima ! co ! uk
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Hello,

I know this is probably not the 'right' place to post this, but I can't pass 
up the knowledge held here :)

A few months ago I tried a late 2.6 test kernel on this Toshiba Satellite Pro 
4600 laptop, and quickly switched back to the 2.4 kernel I was running. 
Reasons for which I'll say later.
This evening I got bored and thought I'd try again, but am being frustrated 
with the same problem.

The mouse cursor is a bit too fast, but bearable.
What isn't bearable is single/double clicking. If I make a slow, forceful 
single click, I get a single click. If I make a quick single click, I get a 
double click! Extraordinarily annoying. It means having to think about every 
click.
Exactly the same problem as I had with the late 2.6 test kernel.

Is there some option I can pass to the kernel, or change in the kernel config, 
to alter the sensitivity of the mouse?

I'm using the built in 'nipple' and mouse buttons.

Cheers

-- 
Mike Williams

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