Subject: re: Of mice and men
To: Guy Santiglia <fredfl2@soback.kornet.net>
From: Christopher P. Gill <cpg@scs.howard.edu>
List: port-mac68k
Date: 06/17/1999 21:48:28
On Fri, 18 Jun 1999, Guy Santiglia wrote:
> On Wed, 16 Jun 1999, Roger Fischer wrote:
> > >I couldn't find a 3-button mouse, either, so I bought a Kensington
> > >Thinking Mouse, which has 4.
> >
> > I was able to find the "Mouse Systems - MacPoint Pro" at Fry's about 6
> > months ago. It works great on my Centris. There is definitely a lack of
> > choice in multi-button mice as far as the mac is concerned.
> >
> > Good Luck,
> > Rog
>
> I found a mouse by microspeed, called mouse deluxe. But I'm afraid to order
> it becaus I haven't heard anyone else say they are using with NetBSD. I saw it
> for sale at provantage.com. If it says it works on the ADB shouldn't work
> with NetBSD?
Actually, I was kind of hoping that I would hear of someone who had
successfully tried Microspeed's Mouse Deluxe before I got one. In any
case, the couple places I've checked on the WWWeb seem to be backordered,
including provantage.com, so it's not like I could get one right away.
> I'm having trouble finding that kensington "thinking mouse". I can fing the PC
> (ps2) version, but not the mac version. Does any one no of good internet mail
> order company that would have that?
I remember seeing at least one in my WWWeb travels recently. I'll try
to find it/them again.
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