Not all geeks are closeminded. I for one am old enough that I learned programming on mainframes. (COBOL, Fortran, PL/I, assembler and more). Linux is easy compared to the mainframe operating systems. And its interactive, compared to the old days of batch processing where you might submit a job, wait 24 hours to get a printout, and find out you'd left out a comma or something and had to submit it again.
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Have you tried adding the Option "sw_cursor" to your XF86Config file?
Not all geeks are closeminded. I for one am old enough that I learned programming on mainframes. (COBOL, Fortran, PL/I, assembler and more). Linux is easy compared to the mainframe operating systems. And its interactive, compared to the old days of batch processing where you might submit a job, wait 24 hours to get a printout, and find out you'd left out a comma or something and had to submit it again.