Ada banyak mouse yang berbeda-beda, dan penulis secara jujur tidak dapat mengatakan bahwa Anda harus pergi dan membeli suatu model tertentu dan bukan lainnya. Apa yang penulis dapat kerjakan adalah memberikan daftar tentang apa yang penulis kira mouse ini lakukan, berdasarkan pengalaman dan pemberitahuan. Bahkan dengan informasi ini Anda harus sedikit berhati-hati - penulis mempunyai dua mouse yang persis sama pada dua komputer di kantor mereka, mouse yang satu dapat digunakan dan yang satu lagi tidak dapat! Tambahan untuk list ini akan diterima dengan senang hati.
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Mouse Systems optical mouse, serial version Works well (as you might expect from the name!) without ClearDTR or ClearRTS in the config.
WiN mouse, as sold by Office World for eight quid [ini mata uang Inggris]. Standard dual-mode Microsoft/MouseSystems.
Agiler Mouse 2900 Standard dual-mode Microsoft/MouseSystems. SYSGRATION SYS2005 chip is solderable.
Sicos mouse Works ok, needs ClearDTR & Clear RTS in config.
Index sell a mouse for 10 quid Doesn't work in 3 button mode, but does have nice instructions :-)
Artec mouse Usual dual-protocol mouse, needs `ClearDTR' set in config, NOT `ClearRTS'
DynaPoint 3 button serial mouse. Usual dual-protocol mouse, needs `ClearDTR' AND `ClearRTS' in Xconfig.
Genius Easymouse 3 button mouse Works fine with Mouseman protocol without the ChordMiddle parameter set. From Roderick Johnstone (rmj@ast.cam.ac.uk)
Truemouse, made in Taiwan Works OK, needs `ClearDTR' in config. From Tim MacEachern (http://ccn.cs.dal.ca/ ae721/Profile.html)
Champ brand mouse Needs to have switch in PC mode, which enables MouseSystems protocol also. (From tnugent@gucis.cit.gu.edu.au)
MicroSpeed mouse Usual dual-protocol mouse.
Venus brand ($7) Has a jumper inside to switch between 2 and 3 button mode. (From mhoward@mth.com)
Saturn Switched mouse, works OK as MouseSystems in 3-button position. (From grant@oj.rsmas.miami.edu)
Manhattan mouse Switch for `MS AM' / `PC AT' modes, MS mode works fine with the gpm -R method. (From komanec@umel.fee.vutbr.cz)
Inland mouse Switch for `PC/MS' modes, works fine. (From http://ptsg.eecs.berkeley.edu/ venkates)
qMouse (3-button), FCC ID E6qmouse X31 Sells in the USA for about $10. Works with `gpm -t msc -r 20'. No jumpers or switches for MouseSystems 3-button mode. Unreliable in X. Does not respond to echo "*n" > /dev/mouse.
Mitsumi Mouse (2-button), FCC ID EW4ECM-S3101 Sells in the USA for about $12. Reliable in X and under gpm, smooth double-button. (These two from gustafso@math.utah.edu)
PC Accessories mouse that i got from CompUSA for under $10 Has PC/MS switch on bottom. Works OK. (From steveb@communique.net)
First Mouse - seriously cheap at 7.79 pounds at Tempo Dual Microsoft/MouseSystems, mode set by button depress at power-up. No switches, no links. Four wire connection, echo '*n' doesn't work. `gpm -R' works a treat. (From peterk@henhouse.demon.co.uk)
Trust 3-button mouse Dual-mode with switch, works OK as MouseSystems in `PC' mode. gpm doesn't like the Microsoft mode.
Chic 410 Works perfectly when kept in ms mode and used with the gpm -R command. From Stephen M. Weiss (steve@esc.ie.lehigh.edu)
KeyMouse 3-button mouse Works OK with ClearDTR and ClearRTS in Xconfig; `-o dtr' needed with gpm. (From EZ4PHIL@aol.com)
Qtronix keyboard `Scorpio 60' All three buttons work in MouseSystems protocol. (From hwe@uebemc.siemens.de)
Tecra 720 laptop The glidepoint is on /dev/cua0; the stick is on /dev/psaux. (From apollo@anl.gov)
Anubis mouse Works fine, need to hold down left button whenever switching to the X virtual console. From Joel Crisp (Joel.Crisp@bristol.ac.uk)
Yakumo No.1900 mouse Works with gpm -R -t ms exporting to X. (From Oliver Schwank (flinx.nbg.sub.org!oli@flinx.nbg.sub.org)
Genius `Easy Trak' Trackball Is *not* Microsoft compatible, use Mouseman in the Xconfig and it will work fine. (From VTanger@aol.com)
Highscreen Mouse Pro `Works fine' says alfonso@univaq.it
Logitech CA series Works in X using MMseries protocol, at 2400 Baud, 150 SampleRate. (Should also apply to Logitech CC, CE, C7 & C9 mice). (From vkochend@nyx.net)
A4-Tech mouse Works OK, needs DTR line under both X and gpm. (From deane@gooroos.com)
Vertech mouse Normal Microsoft/Mousesystems behaviour, can be soldered for a permenant fix. (From duncan@fs3.ph.man.ac.uk)
Boeder M-7 ``Bit Star'' (and other M series apart from M13) Switches to Mousesystems protocol by holding any button down at power-on. (From sjt@tappin.force9.co.uk)
Mouse Systems ``Scroll'' Mouse (four buttons and a roller/button) Has a 2/3 switch - in mode 3 functions as a three button MouseSystems mouse, ignoring extra button & wheel. Doesn't need ClearRTS/DTR. (From parker1@airmail.net)
Radio Shack 3-button Serial Mouse Model 26-8432, available in Tandy for about 20 quid. Works as Mousesystems with ClearDTR. (From Sherilyn@sidaway.demon.co.uk)
Dexxa serial mouse Works fine using Microsoft protocol in Xconfig, no ChordMiddle or anything needed. (From slevy@ncsa.uiuc.edu)
Belkin 3 button mouse As purchased from Sears (\$10), needs -o rts under gpm (and probably ClearRTS under X) when in PC mode. (From mmicek@csz.com)