Yellow Dog Linux

by **Blackz06** » 15 May 2007, 02:59

Is there a permanant way to set your mouse settings? Once I start up Linux my mouse pointer is mega fast (and I mean mega). So after the startup I go into the mouse settings and slow it down and click ok. Now it's finally at a nice speed. I shut Linux down and restart and my mouse speed is mega fast. When I open the mouse settings again it immediately goes to my slower settings without having to adjust the speed bar. I then click ok and I'm off on my merry way. My question is, is there a way to adjust the speed and have it stay where I changed it to without having to go to the mouse menu on each startup?

OT question: Is Linux able to support bluetooth keyboard and mouse? If so, how do you pair them to Linux?

Thanks.

by **silniczek** » 15 May 2007, 11:30

use search option and u will find your ansfer

by **Blackz06** » 15 May 2007, 19:54

silniczek wrote:use search option and u will find your ansfer

Well I did and was only able to find the answer to my second question. Any help on the first will be greatly appreciated.

by **silniczek** » 16 May 2007, 10:15

How do you shut down your ydl? U using shutdown shortcut or what?
It should save it without any problem every time.
What login you using?

by **Blackz06** » 16 May 2007, 16:41

When I shut down I always go to the command line and select Boot Other OS PS3. Then I just click yes when asked to shut down. I always login as root.

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