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01-24-2017, 03:35 PM
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If i buy a mouse for my laptop are there things i need to look out for? Or can u just buy any mouse, wireless or not wireless and use it?
I have no idea, the one i got now is a old micrsoft mouse..abut 18 years old and starting to have some age problems so been thinking on buying a new one.
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I haven't had any mouse issues with Linux Lite. Personally, I use a wired mouse. I'd be shocked if you had ANY mouse issues with Linux Lite that were USB based. I'd even bet many PS/2 based mice would work, but wwwhhhyyyy do that to yourself?
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(01-24-2017, 03:57 PM)torreydale link Wrote: I haven't had any mouse issues with Linux Lite. Personally, I use a wired mouse. I'd be shocked if you had ANY mouse issues with Linux Lite that were USB based. I'd even bet many PS/2 based mice would work, but wwwhhhyyyy do that to yourself?
Thanks for your answer. Then i go and look for a mouse with a tail on it.
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Never had a rodent problem with Linux Lite wired or wireless.
Did have a mouse problem with windows 7 the other Day.
The cursor was very slow.
I thought here we go .....B***** Windows again.
Turned out the mouse needed a new battery........ :-[ :-[
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I was just about to say a wireless mouse would be ok. I just prefer to have one less battery to maintain, and one less attachment to not lose. So all of my mice have tails.
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(01-24-2017, 04:21 PM)Jocklad link Wrote: Never had a rodent problem with Linux Lite wired or wireless.
Did have a mouse problem with windows 7 the other Day.
The cursor was very slow.
I thought here we go .....B***** Windows again.
Turned out the mouse needed a new battery........ :-[ :-[
I think a wireless one wouldnt work here, before i realize that the batteries are the problem the mouse is already having free flying lessons ;D
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Hi TMG1961,
Microsoft mouse user here, with Nano receiver in an older Compaq laptop, no problem whatsoever. Battery life is also pretty good. Microsoft and LL were made for each other, I guess...
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Hello,
I use a logitech optical wired mouse
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Bought a optical mouse this morning, couldm't be much cheaper, did cost 1,89 euro but its working. Thanks all for answering question.
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