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[<fr...@fr...>]

Hi,
    Sorry, my email was full!

    I choose the logitech keyboard because it was the only USB keyboard I 
found in my country. I live on a carribean island.
    I bought it with a PCI GeForce4MX to test the BRuby console for a 
cybercafe. It didn't fully worked (it hungs after a Ctrl-Alt-Backspace) with 
my set of video cards, the AGP was integrated to the motherboard but I'll try 
it late whith another combination.

OutTopic: I think there are too many keys on the keyboard: music/internet... I 
prefer those keyboard with only the standard key. The only thing that is cool 
is the roll with two buttons to launch applications quikly! It's like on some 
Sony laptops! I think there should be the same thing in KDE or Gnome: press 
the third button and roll it to change the window.


Freeze
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 --- hugo vanwoerkom <hugovanwoerkom@ca...> wrote:
 > ---- Begin Included Message ----
 > 
 > From: freeze@fr...
 > Sent: Mon,  4 Aug 2003 13:18:11 +0200
 > To: linuxconsole-dev@li...
 > Subject: More than 256 scankey on a Logitech
 > keyboard
 > 
 > 
 > Hi,
 >     I've a USB logitech keyboard with a lot more
 > key than the standard AT 
 > keyboard. 
 
 This is OT, but I am looking for an USB keyboard and
 am an IBM Model M devotee. Do you like the logitech?
 
 Hugo.


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