On Wed, Sep 27, 2000 at 10:07:48AM +0100, Chris Wareham wrote: > This is the braindead Motif behaviour. Num Lock is considered a modifier, > which affects not only keys, but the mouse buttons as well. So whenever > the Num Lock is on, keyboard accelerators (eg. Ctrl-S to save in NEdit) > and the mousewheel (buttons 4 and 5) don't work properly. > > A possible workaround is to use xset to permanently enable the Num Lock, > which may also require configuration in your XF86Config file. Note that > Caps Lock also buggers up the keyboard accelarators ... Another workaround is to never use the "none" keyword together with Button events. Use ~Shift~Ctrl~Alt instead. Nils -- Quotes from the net, featuring John Lapeyre[L] and Christopher F. Miller [M]: M> I'm not sure what the right words are to describe Upside. Last month they M> mentioned the sendmail **web server** as an example of the failure of the M> open source process.... L> Well, sendmail does a lousy job of serving webpages.
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