Linux mouseconfig command

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The Linux mouseconfig command is used to set mouse-related parameters.

mouseconfig is a mouse configuration program that can automatically set related parameters, or users can also use the provided interactive mode to configure the mouse themselves. mouseconfig is a command only available in Red Hat Linux.

Syntax

mouseconfig [--back][--emulthree][--help][--expert][--kickstart][--noprobe][--test][--device <连接端口>][鼠标类型]

Parameters：

• --back Displays a Back button on the setup screen, replacing the default Cancel button.
• --device<port> Specifies the hardware connection port. Available options are ttyS0, ttyS1, ttyS2, ttyS3, and orpsaux.
• --emulthree Emulates a two-button mouse as a three-button mouse.
• --help Displays help and all supported mouse types.
• --expert The program can automatically determine some settings by default. To set them manually, use the --expert parameter.
• --kickstart Allows the program to automatically detect and save all mouse settings.
• --noprobe Do not detect the mouse device.
• --test Test mode; no settings will be changed.

Examples

Configure the mouse in interactive mode:

# mouseconfig -text

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