From: Gary Capell gary@staff.cs.su.oz.au
Subject: laptop and mice
Date: Wed, 30 Aug 1995 11:12:15 -0400 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <19950830151215.6bGxAMmvPL6Wl692nlTVv6k6Pqg9ReGsU6HnPexitOY@z> (raw)
In message <9508301441.AA05266@daikon.tuc.noao.edu.noao>,
Richard Wolff writes:
>I'm considering buying a laptop and would like, of course, to consider
>running plan 9 on it. But all the machines have one button (apple) or
Forget apple and plan 9 unless you want to do a lot of work.
>two button (windoz) mice built in. Are there any machines with three
>button mice? (and supported by plan 9 ?) Probably not, so the real
>question is what are folks doing to provide the extra mouse button? I
>know that one could buy an external mouse and carry that around as
>well, but that's not very elegant given that most everything else one might
>want is now built it to the basic machine.
A trackball is not everything else _I_ would want. In other words
you may end up carrying around a decent mouse (if you can find
such a beastie) anyway.
>Using the alt, or better, the new
>windows key, as either a third mouse button or a button modifier seems
>better, but...has anyone done this? Other ideas?
I think Plan 9 with a Microsoft mouse uses shift with right-button to
give middle button. Not fun for playing with acme.
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