Hi. I've been using F9 beta (and updates) on a new system for a few weeks now. Before this, I'd been a KDE user for several years; I liked the customizability and look of it. I was a little put off by the state of KDE 4, though, so I thought I'd take another look at gnome. I got it to the point where it actually looks quite a bit like my KDE 3 setup, so I'm pretty happy. (Though having a vertical panel on the right with what I think is a window list (taskbar) applet in it isn't working properly; the window list constantly bounces around between 1 and 2 columns and is pretty flaky.) My question is whether I can change things like the actions that are performed when you mouse-click on window titles and frames. In KDE, I set it up so that a right-click on either would perform a raise/lower on the window. (That goes back to my setups in fvwm, mwm, ctwm, etc., so it's ingrained.) In gnome, that just brings up a menu. Is it possible to change such things? I'm really quite a gnome novice and don't even know what window manager it uses, but I'm using the defaults (though I rearranged panels, of course, and added various applets). Thanks, Reid -- fedora-test-list mailing list fedora-test-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-test-list
