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Graphical Thinkpad Trackpoint configuration under Linux

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Setting up a IBM/Lenovo Thinkpad for use under Linux can be quite easy, but there is an issue that is not properly dealt with so as to be easily and graphically done. That is, the proper ability to configure the Trackpoint so it doesn't kill ones finger(s) while it's in use due to the inability to properly make the sensitivity go well above what mice and touchpads need. Well, thankfully Cheuksan Edward Wang has created a Gnome-native GUI that easily enables the adjusting and control of the enhanced abilities of Stephen Evanchik's Trackpoint driver through his program, configure-trackpoint.

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