 | | | Linux-friendly ergonomic mouse | Linux-friendly ergonomic mouse 2007-11-05 - By McDougall, Marshall (FSH)
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Bill,
I have had similar problems with both my hand and my arm. Several years
ago I moved my mouse to the left side and got used to that. I have also
changed the elevation of either/both keyboard and mouse. You would be
surprised how much difference 1 inch makes to easing the pain. Try a
piece of wood or a book under your mousepad.
Regards, Marshall
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>[mailto:redhat-list-bounces@(protected)] On Behalf Of Bill Tangren
>Sent: Sunday, November 04, 2007 9:16 AM
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>Subject: [OT] Linux-friendly ergonomic mouse
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>I am in the market for an ergonomic mouse that doesn't use the index
>finger - I'm having serious tendinitis issues with that
>finger. I've done
>some googling and found a few likely choices, like the EM500 (GPL/GPS)
>Ergonomic Mouse from IBM. The thing is, hardly any of the web
>sites I've
>been to mention Linux compatibility.
>
>Does anyone have any thoughts on or experience with using an ergonomic
>mouse with Linux boxes (especially one that will work through a usb KVM
>switch).
>
>
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>Bill Tangren
>U.S. Naval Observatory
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