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On Wed, Dec 04 2002, Eric Ludlam wrote:

> Also, on most laptops, you can click left and right mouse buttons
> at the same time to simulate a middle mouse button.

Using X11, I need the middle button much more often as the
right. Therefore, I'm using the following on my laptop:

,----[ ~/.xsession ]
| # useful e.g. for notebook with 2-button mouse:
| # let left button act as middle button and left+right as right button
| xmodmap -e "pointer = 1 3 2"
`----

Bye, Reiner.
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