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+<think>
+Okay, I'm trying to figure out how to classify this bug report for QEMU. The user is experiencing mouse warping and ghost clicks when using qemu-system-ppc under Homebrew on macOS. They mentioned that the same build outside of Homebrew doesn't have these issues. 
+
+Looking at the categories provided: device, graphic, network, etc., I need to see which one fits best. Mouse-related issues usually fall under input handling, but since this is a QEMU issue, it might be related to how the virtual machine handles peripherals like the mouse.
+
+The problem occurs only when built via Homebrew, suggesting something in the build environment affects it. But the user found that setting the same environment variables outside of Homebrew reproduces the issue. So it's not just the build process but possibly a runtime environment difference causing QEMU to behave differently.
+
+Mouse issues in QEMU could relate to how the host's input is emulated for the guest OS. In this case, PowerPC Mac OS 9 might be interacting with the QEMU's mouse driver or the Cocoa windowing system used by QEMU on macOS. The fact that the build size differs suggests maybe different libraries are being linked, but the user said the library list was the same.
+
+Since the issue is specific to how the mouse behaves during runtime and only occurs under Homebrew's environment, it points towards a problem with device emulation or input handling in the QEMU setup provided by Homebrew. The categories include 'peripherals' which encompasses devices like mice, so that might be the right category.
+</think>
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+The bug report describes issues with mouse behavior in QEMU when run within the Homebrew environment on macOS. The problems manifest as mouse warping and ghost clicks, which are specific to the way the mouse input is handled by QEMU under certain build conditions.
+
+Given the categories:
+
+- **mistranslation**: Not applicable here since the issue isn't about semantic mapping.
+- **assembly**: Unrelated; this is a runtime behavior issue.
+- **device**: Potentially relevant as it relates to hardware emulation, including input devices like the mouse.
+- **graphic**: Could be related if the issue is tied to graphics drivers or rendering, but the specific symptoms point more towards input handling.
+- **network**, **KVM**, etc.: These don't seem directly applicable.
+
+The problem specifically affects mouse interaction, which falls under device emulation. Therefore, the most appropriate category for this bug report is:
+
+**peripherals**
+
+```text
+peripherals
+```
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