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From: Fox <firefox@firemail.cc>
Subject: GuixSD in a VM is so nice - once you actually have control over your
	mouse, that is.
Date: Thu, 18 May 2017 00:42:18 +0200
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so I run GuixSD (on bare metal nicely and) on qemu

but mouse capture is an issue in that gpm or whatever runs the mouse.

I "can't come back from the Immelmann loop" , so-to-speak. The only 
"ESCAPE" is CTRL-ALT-F3  with root login and "reboot".


I mean ... these days a VM should maybe be fine with mice of 21st. 
century design or am I going down a wrong alley ?