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Unfortunately, when you use Xset, you loose resolution, and moving the
mouse some distance causes it to skip pixels in order to move faster,
rather than sending events more quickly :(  2x is tolerable though,
but doesn't really provide enough acceleration.

p.waltenberg (p.waltenberg@irl.cri.nz) wrote:
: In article <5glgu9$208@sol86s.cs.cityu.edu.hk>,
: 	ckkchan@cs.cityu.edu.hk (54401-93 Chan Kwong Kit) writes:
: > After I switch from my Logitech mouse from com port to PS/2, my mouse
: > movement in X slow significantly. How can I make the movement/sensitive
: > faster?
: > 
: > PS. I am using X11R6 with Metro-X server under redhat 3
: > 
: > Louis
: > 
: > 

: XFree86 is the same. I think it's the mouse port or driver.

: Same problem, the PS/2 mouse port seems almost unusable because of
: this. It affects the text console as well as 'X'. 
: While you can up the sensitivity and acceleration if you use gpm 
: (and read the docs on gpm -R and use /dev/gpmdata as the mouse prot under X) 
: it's still pretty horrible no matter what.

: If there's a real fix for this I'd like to know as well.

: Peter


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