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Old February 16th, 2002, 07:47 AM
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joystick slow reaction as user

Hi,

strange problem on our redhat 7.2 box with our joystick.
when we do modprob joydev, and then jstest as root, the joystick reacts normal, we play our games smoothly without slow reactions of the buttons ...

problem when we log in then as user, the reaction time when pressing a button is so huge that it's annoying to play the games (as well as doom or all xmame-games) ...

anybody any idea what the problem could be ?

tnx in advance,
Kris

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