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From: jeff@stat.uconn.edu (Jeffrey M. Metcalf)
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Hi,

This is in reference to my earlier e-mail.  If you feel I must get a new
mouse to run under X, could you tell me the brands of mice that have no
problems running with the GENERIC kernel (or if I must customize the
kernel, which mice work perfectly).  If you would, could you also 
intersect that subset of mice with the subset that you believe should have
no problems with Windows 95?  Also, please tell me a short list of mice
even if you feel I could get my PS/2 to work.  Just in case I don't want
any hassles.

Thanks Again,

J. Metcalf