[SOLVED] Mouse input process?
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KronicBratwurst
[SOLVED] Mouse input process?
I'm a pretty simplistic linux user- i don't really use much when it comes to the command line. So when the mouse input freezes now and again, and all i can do is use the keyboard, i don't know what process to kill in the terminal to get my mouse input working again. Can someone help me?
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thenewguy
Re: Mouse input process?
I'm not sure, but you might consider restarting the X server. Usually the key combination CTRL ALT BACKSPACE will accomplish this. Or try logging out and logging in again.
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oobetimer
Re: Mouse input process?
Actually it is Alt SysRq K nowadays. I do not know why..thenewguy wrote:I'm not sure, but you might consider restarting the X server. Usually the key combination CTRL ALT BACKSPACE will accomplish this. Or try logging out and logging in again.
http://linux.about.com/od/linux101/l/blnewbie5_1.htm