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Yes, using the command line of iMouseFix

The command line version of mousefix/iMouseFix is working for me on 10.6 with the Apple MagicMouse (some of the other suggested solutions don't work for the MagicMouse). I can quickly move the mouse between displays, but also do fine work with a setting of 8.

/Application/mousefix/mousefix 8

I have added the following to my .profile as they suggest in the README

FYI, The binary download is mousefix.tbz2 at http://code.google.com/p/mousefix-10-6/downloads/list.

Also see the similar question at superuser - http://superuser.com/a/446200/66255 https://superuser.com/a/446200/66255

Yes, using the command line of iMouseFix

The command line version of mousefix/iMouseFix is working for me on 10.6 with the Apple MagicMouse (some of the other suggested solutions don't work for the MagicMouse). I can quickly move the mouse between displays, but also do fine work with a setting of 8.

/Application/mousefix/mousefix 8

I have added the following to my .profile as they suggest in the README

FYI, The binary download is mousefix.tbz2 at http://code.google.com/p/mousefix-10-6/downloads/list.

Also see the similar question at superuser - http://superuser.com/a/446200/66255

Yes, using the command line of iMouseFix

The command line version of mousefix/iMouseFix is working for me on 10.6 with the Apple MagicMouse (some of the other suggested solutions don't work for the MagicMouse). I can quickly move the mouse between displays, but also do fine work with a setting of 8.

/Application/mousefix/mousefix 8

I have added the following to my .profile as they suggest in the README

FYI, The binary download is mousefix.tbz2 at http://code.google.com/p/mousefix-10-6/downloads/list.

Also see the similar question at superuser - https://superuser.com/a/446200/66255

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See this superuser question for a lotYes, using the command line of iMouseFix

The command line version of answersmousefix/iMouseFix is working for me on 10.6 with the Apple MagicMouse (including minesome of the other suggested solutions don't work for the MagicMouse). I can quickly move the mouse between displays, but also do fine work with a setting of 8.

/Application/mousefix/mousefix 8

I have added the following to my .profile as they suggest in the sameREADME

FYI, The binary download is mousefix.tbz2 at http://code.google.com/p/mousefix-10-6/downloads/list.

Also see the similar question at superuser - http://superuser.com/a/446200/66255

See this superuser question for a lot of answers (including mine) to the same question - http://superuser.com/a/446200/66255

Yes, using the command line of iMouseFix

The command line version of mousefix/iMouseFix is working for me on 10.6 with the Apple MagicMouse (some of the other suggested solutions don't work for the MagicMouse). I can quickly move the mouse between displays, but also do fine work with a setting of 8.

/Application/mousefix/mousefix 8

I have added the following to my .profile as they suggest in the README

FYI, The binary download is mousefix.tbz2 at http://code.google.com/p/mousefix-10-6/downloads/list.

Also see the similar question at superuser - http://superuser.com/a/446200/66255

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See this superuser question for a lot of answers (including mine) to the same question - http://superuser.com/a/446200/66255

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