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choasforages:
ok, so i was at a place like sam's club, and i found this yahoo internet keyboard fo like 17 bucks, i bought it since i was trying to move all my input periphials to usb. so i get it home and it works, it even acts as an unpowered usb hub, great for my new intellimouse/*it cost like 20 bucks and it works almost perfect*/ now, is their any sort of xmms plugin that will use the play/paue, forward backard, stop, volum up, volum down, mute keys. cuase i really don't want to write one

creedon:

quote:Originally posted by choasforages:
ok, so i was at a place like sam's club, and i found this yahoo internet keyboard fo like 17 bucks, i bought it since i was trying to move all my input periphials to usb. so i get it home and it works, it even acts as an unpowered usb hub, great for my new intellimouse/*it cost like 20 bucks and it works almost perfect*/ now, is their any sort of xmms plugin that will use the play/paue, forward backard, stop, volum up, volum down, mute keys. cuase i really don't want to write one
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I've got a wireless keyboard that has just about the same options yours does.  I'm using it with Debian and Libranet, but I haven't tried to get all the bells and whistles going on it.  It works well enough for me, but I think you might be looking at a litle script writing if you want to enable all the functions on yours.

choasforages:
ive played with it, and im pretty sure it would be much more then a simple script. and is there any X-window mouse driver that supports a five button mouse and the scroll wheel

choasforages:
i do have to say though, that the $15 game pad that i bought is pretty nice. im going to be using it with emulaters and such.

creedon:

quote:Originally posted by choasforages:
ive played with it, and im pretty sure it would be much more then a simple script. and is there any X-window mouse driver that supports a five button mouse and the scroll wheel
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That's what I'm using; I just use the conventional PS2 mouse settings; I haven't tried to configure the scroll wheels, I'm given to understand that it can be done; I DO know there's a website for configuring wheel mice; do a Google search for Wheel Mice for Linux and see what you find- remember, Google is your friend!

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