For example, on Fedora systems, you can
add the -R to the OPTIONS setting in /etc/sysconfig/mouse; on older Red Hat systems,
adjust the OPTIONS setting in /etc/sysconfig/gpm; and on SUSE systems, edit the GPM_
PARAM setting in /etc/sysconfig/mouse.
Only one copy of GPM should be run at a time. To use GPM with multiple mice, use
the -M option. If you use -M and -R together, GPM will repeat the data from both
mice on /dev/gpmdata, so you do not need to mention the second mouse in the X
server configuration file.
MOUSED Under FreeBSD
The FreeBSD MOUSED daemon provides mouse capabilities for text-mode VTs. It
always reads the mouse device, regardless of whether the VT is in text mode or
graphic mode, and it repeats the mouse data on /dev/sysmouse.
To use MOUSED with X, configure the pointer InputDevice section of the X configuration
file to read from /dev/sysmouse:
Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "Mouse0"
Driver "mouse"
Option "Device" "/dev/sysmouse"
EndSection
The sysmouse data protocol is automatically detected by the X mouse driver and
does not need to be specified.
To use multiple mice on FreeBSD, start multiple instances of the MOUSED daemon,
one for each mouse you wish to use; the data from all of the daemons will be merged
and presented on /dev/sysmouse.
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