Re: 2 Problems
- From: "Bhattacharya, Soubhik" <soubhik_bhattacharya mentorg com>
- To: Ben FrantzDale <bfrantzdale hmc edu>
- Cc: "Bhattacharya, Soubhik" <soubhik_bhattacharya mentor com>, gnome-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: 2 Problems
- Date: Thu Mar 27 18:08:01 2003
Ben FrantzDale wrote:
I'm using Gnome with Redhat 7.2 on a Dell PC having P-III. There are two
things about my Gnome that are disturbing me--
What version of Gnome are you using?
version 1.4
1) i can't use mouse to paste text. i do select and copy text using
mouse. but to paste it have to use `shift-insert' key combination.
That's not right. Is this only within gnome programs, or even for things
like xterm or mozilla?
it's true for xterm and mozilla. Gnome being my graphical desktop
environment, I assumed that it is responsible for these issues.
2) when i maximize a window, it doesn't automatically get the focus. i
have to explicitly click on the window to bring it in focus. this is
*very* counter-intuitive.
That doesn't make sense either. What window manager are you using?
my window manager is Sawfish. i solved this problem by running config
tool for Sawfish. thank you for providing the clue.
as a naive user (who does not know much about the architecture of a
graphical desktop environment), i was looking for an one-stop solution
shop for all graphical desktop related problems. that motivated me to
send the mail to this list. i also emphasize that a user of Gnome, who
is not a GUI programmer, shud not worry much about the nuts and bolts of
the system, which are not immediately visible to him/her. i mean, that
is the only way to popularize a graphical desktop environment.
if these are bugs, then are any fixes available? or, some new version of
Gnome known not to have these problems? better still, is it possible to
get around the problems by changing some configuration?
Regards,
Soubhik.
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Soubhik Bhattacharya
Associate Member Technical Staff
Mentor Graphics
Hyderabad, India.
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