Description of problem: Both emacs-common-22.1-1.fc7 and gpm-1.20.1-84.fc7 provide "t-mouse" elisp libraries: /usr/share/emacs/22.1/lisp/t-mouse.elc // from emacs-common /usr/share/emacs/site-lisp/t-mouse.el // from gpm However, these two implementations are not identical and not completely compatible. In particular, the emacs version provides a "t-mouse-mode" minor mode toggle function, whereas the gpm version does not. Unfortunately, emacs initially comes up with "t-mouse-mode" registered as an autoloadable function. So it appears one can call "t-mouse-mode", but if the gpm version gets loaded first, no such function is defined and an error results. Inspection of the respective sources (install emacs-el if necessary) suggests that the emacs version is newer. Therefore I recommend that the gpm version be removed.
Yeah, definitely, I removed it, rebuilt in rawhide and will push it with an update when something bigger comes out.
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I confirm that gpm-1.20.1-90.fc9.i386 no longer provides a "t-mouse.el" file. Changing status to VERIFIED.
Oops, looks like I was really supposed to mark this as CLOSED.