Hi guys, I've just joined the list. I'm the main developer of Puppy Linux, a tiny 60M live-CD. Puppy has been happily using GTK 2.2 for the last year or so -- the binaries pulled off Mandrake 9.2. Now I want to upgrade. Have been experimenting with GTK 2.4.0 and also 2.6.1. The former I got out of Vector Linux 5.0STD, as that is my new compile host. GTK 2.6.1 I compiled myself (as well as glib, pango and atk). Okay, the upgrades work in Puppy, except for one upsetting problem. When I start Leafpad or TEA text editors, regardless of whether they were compiled under GTK 2.2, 2.4 or 2.6, get the same bug -- Open new file, cursor appears at right side of window. Type numerical digits, like "123", cursor and digits stay on right side, until create a new line -- if cursor is on another line, then "123" displays on left side where it should be, but move cursor back to the "123" line and it jumps over to the right side. If I type any alphabetic character, the line immediately jumps to the left side. This behaviour is not appropriate for a text editor! Anyone know how to turn it off? Obviously some configuration setting somewhere... Regards, Barry Kauler http://www.goosee.com/puppy _______________________________________________ gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
