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25# $FreeBSD: head/usr.sbin/bsdconfig/mouse/include/messages.subr 251919 2013-06-18 09:28:49Z dteske $ | 25# $FreeBSD: head/usr.sbin/bsdconfig/mouse/include/messages.subr 258592 2013-11-25 20:37:53Z dteske $ |
26 27hline_press_enter_or_space="Press enter or space" 28msg_auto="Auto" 29msg_auto_desc="Bus mouse, PS/2 style mouse or PnP serial mouse" 30msg_busmouse="BusMouse" 31msg_busmouse_desc="Logitech, ATI or MS bus mouse (/dev/mse0)" 32msg_cancel="Cancel" 33msg_com1="COM1" --- 19 unchanged lines hidden (view full) --- 53msg_logitech="Logitech" 54msg_logitech_desc="Logitech protocol (old models) (serial)" 55msg_menu_text="You can cut and paste text in the text console by running the mouse\ndaemon. Specify a port and a protocol type of your mouse and enable\nthe mouse daemon. If you don't want this feature, select 6 to disable\nthe daemon.\nOnce you've enabled the mouse daemon, you can specify \"/dev/sysmouse\"\nas your mouse device and \"SysMouse\" or \"MouseSystems\" as mouse\nprotocol when running the X configuration utility (see Configuration\nmenu)." 56msg_message="Message" 57msg_microsoft="Microsoft" 58msg_microsoft_desc="Microsoft protocol (serial)" 59msg_mm_series="MM Series" 60msg_mm_series_desc="MM Series protocol (serial)" | 26 27hline_press_enter_or_space="Press enter or space" 28msg_auto="Auto" 29msg_auto_desc="Bus mouse, PS/2 style mouse or PnP serial mouse" 30msg_busmouse="BusMouse" 31msg_busmouse_desc="Logitech, ATI or MS bus mouse (/dev/mse0)" 32msg_cancel="Cancel" 33msg_com1="COM1" --- 19 unchanged lines hidden (view full) --- 53msg_logitech="Logitech" 54msg_logitech_desc="Logitech protocol (old models) (serial)" 55msg_menu_text="You can cut and paste text in the text console by running the mouse\ndaemon. Specify a port and a protocol type of your mouse and enable\nthe mouse daemon. If you don't want this feature, select 6 to disable\nthe daemon.\nOnce you've enabled the mouse daemon, you can specify \"/dev/sysmouse\"\nas your mouse device and \"SysMouse\" or \"MouseSystems\" as mouse\nprotocol when running the X configuration utility (see Configuration\nmenu)." 56msg_message="Message" 57msg_microsoft="Microsoft" 58msg_microsoft_desc="Microsoft protocol (serial)" 59msg_mm_series="MM Series" 60msg_mm_series_desc="MM Series protocol (serial)" |
61msg_mouseman="MouseMan" 62msg_mouseman_desc="Logitech MouseMan/TrackMan models (serial)" 63msg_mousesystems="MouseSystems" 64msg_mousesystems_desc="MouseSystems protocol (serial)" | |
65msg_mouse_daemon_is_disabled="The mouse daemon is disabled." 66msg_mouse_disable="Mouse Disable" 67msg_mouse_enable="Mouse Enable" 68msg_mouse_flags="Mouse Flags" | 61msg_mouse_daemon_is_disabled="The mouse daemon is disabled." 62msg_mouse_disable="Mouse Disable" 63msg_mouse_enable="Mouse Enable" 64msg_mouse_flags="Mouse Flags" |
65msg_mouseman="MouseMan" 66msg_mouseman_desc="Logitech MouseMan/TrackMan models (serial)" 67msg_mousesystems="MouseSystems" 68msg_mousesystems_desc="MouseSystems protocol (serial)" |
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69msg_now_move_the_mouse="Now move the mouse and see if it works.\n(Note that buttons don't have any effect for now.)\n\n Is the mouse cursor moving?\n" 70msg_ok="OK" 71msg_please_configure_your_mouse="Please configure your mouse" 72msg_please_select_protocol_and_port_first="Please select a mouse protocol and a port first." 73msg_please_specify_the_mouse_daemon_flags="Please specify the mouse daemon flags. If you would like to\nemulate 3 buttons, use -3 here.\n " 74msg_port="Port" 75msg_port_menu_text="The built-in pointing device of laptop/notebook computers is usually\na PS/2 style device." 76msg_protocol_menu_text="If your mouse is attached to the PS/2 mouse port or the bus mouse port,\nyou should always choose \"Auto\", regardless of the model and the brand\nof the mouse. All other protocol types are for serial mice and should\nnot be used with the PS/2 port mouse or the bus mouse. If you have\na serial mouse and are not sure about its protocol, you should also try\n\"Auto\". It may not work for the serial mouse if the mouse does not\nsupport the PnP standard. But, it won't hurt. Many 2-button serial mice\nare compatible with \"Microsoft\" or \"MouseMan\". 3-button serial mice\nmay be compatible with \"MouseSystems\" or \"MouseMan\". If the serial\nmouse has a wheel, it may be compatible with \"IntelliMouse\"." --- 17 unchanged lines hidden --- | 69msg_now_move_the_mouse="Now move the mouse and see if it works.\n(Note that buttons don't have any effect for now.)\n\n Is the mouse cursor moving?\n" 70msg_ok="OK" 71msg_please_configure_your_mouse="Please configure your mouse" 72msg_please_select_protocol_and_port_first="Please select a mouse protocol and a port first." 73msg_please_specify_the_mouse_daemon_flags="Please specify the mouse daemon flags. If you would like to\nemulate 3 buttons, use -3 here.\n " 74msg_port="Port" 75msg_port_menu_text="The built-in pointing device of laptop/notebook computers is usually\na PS/2 style device." 76msg_protocol_menu_text="If your mouse is attached to the PS/2 mouse port or the bus mouse port,\nyou should always choose \"Auto\", regardless of the model and the brand\nof the mouse. All other protocol types are for serial mice and should\nnot be used with the PS/2 port mouse or the bus mouse. If you have\na serial mouse and are not sure about its protocol, you should also try\n\"Auto\". It may not work for the serial mouse if the mouse does not\nsupport the PnP standard. But, it won't hurt. Many 2-button serial mice\nare compatible with \"Microsoft\" or \"MouseMan\". 3-button serial mice\nmay be compatible with \"MouseSystems\" or \"MouseMan\". If the serial\nmouse has a wheel, it may be compatible with \"IntelliMouse\"." --- 17 unchanged lines hidden --- |