Re: Is it possible for Linux to reset the mouse at boot?

mike writes:

Is it possible for Linux to reset the mouse at boot? And if so, why
don't they do it?

Who are "they"?

Wouldn't it be easier to just reset the mouse on boot?

What did Cirq say when you asked them about that?
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