I tried several mouses; the Logitech Nano was the
easiest to set up. Works with Linux out of the
box. The resolution is good, and has no "go to
sleep if not used for a while" quirks. It uses
a pair of AA batteries that run it for about 3 - 6 months.
There are several variants, some have the tiny
receiver and some a larger one. Some have just
the two buttons and the clickable scroll wheel,
some have more buttons.
I found all the extra buttons, specially the side by side button on the wheel to be excruciatingly
aggravating, and not so easy to deactivate. I've
been using the Nano V450 which is plain.
The quirkiest under Linux was a Microsoft Intellimouse that liked to have the pointer move
randomly on the screen. But it worked ok in
Windows with its proprietary driver. I gave it
away to some dumb guy that uses Windows and he
is happy with it.
If you don't like it, don't buy it. Its like no one is forcing you to buy it, or lug it around. I am
sure *somebody* will like it, and buy it.
Man, its like saying that Chocolate Icecream
tastes like shit. I suggest, then, you buy
vanilla or strawberry.
So 60's.
I remember this. Some scholarly scientists published a study that proved that bumblebees can't
fly.
Of course, nobody could tell the bumblebees, so they
continued flying.
Its easy to mix the chargers up. First thing I do
is stick on a piece of duct tape, and with a Magic
Marker or Sharpie, write the name of the device
it fits, such as "WRTG54GL" or "MOT V235". Avoids
sticking 18 volts into a 5 volt device!
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I tried several mouses; the Logitech Nano was the easiest to set up. Works with Linux out of the box. The resolution is good, and has no "go to sleep if not used for a while" quirks. It uses a pair of AA batteries that run it for about 3 - 6 months. There are several variants, some have the tiny receiver and some a larger one. Some have just the two buttons and the clickable scroll wheel, some have more buttons. I found all the extra buttons, specially the side by side button on the wheel to be excruciatingly aggravating, and not so easy to deactivate. I've been using the Nano V450 which is plain. The quirkiest under Linux was a Microsoft Intellimouse that liked to have the pointer move randomly on the screen. But it worked ok in Windows with its proprietary driver. I gave it away to some dumb guy that uses Windows and he is happy with it.
Used to be the ghouls would cruise around, mug some guy and take his kidney ... or more. Now, they
will just do a tooth extraction for stem cells!
If you don't like it, don't buy it. Its like no one is forcing you to buy it, or lug it around. I am sure *somebody* will like it, and buy it. Man, its like saying that Chocolate Icecream tastes like shit. I suggest, then, you buy vanilla or strawberry.
Not mentioned in the article, but surely it must run Linux, right?
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A dude.
So 60's. I remember this. Some scholarly scientists published a study that proved that bumblebees can't fly. Of course, nobody could tell the bumblebees, so they continued flying.
Does this mean that the earth was created in 4004 BC, after all?
Its easy to mix the chargers up. First thing I do is stick on a piece of duct tape, and with a Magic Marker or Sharpie, write the name of the device it fits, such as "WRTG54GL" or "MOT V235". Avoids sticking 18 volts into a 5 volt device!
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