That's a tough question to answer, since I can't imagine anyone else here uses twm -
All I can suggest is that you nuke your ns prefs and restart netscape - failing that, is it possible to consider a window manager from the current millenium?
Best Regards,
Joe
Freddy Jensen wrote:
I hope this question is at least remotely related
to the normal discussion items on this list. I
have found a problem with Netscape 7.02 on Linux.
It is related to which window manager you use.
I have summarized the problem (below).
Any help or advise will be appreciated.
Thanks
Freddy
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>======================================================= >From: jensen (Freddy Jensen) >Date: Fri May 9 2003 6:22am >Subj: Re: Netscape 7.02 > >I discovered that there is some sort of keyboard input >problem with the new Netcape. When I run it, it won't >accept keyboard input at all. I have examined my shell >environment and ~/.Xdefaults to try and figure out >what is missing. I also tried to run it without a >window manager. I have also scrutinized the install >directory to see if it is expecting something that is >not there. But I haven't been able to find out what >the problem is. > >Has anyone else been able to run it and have it accept >keyboard input? > >Freddy
>======================================================= >From: jensen (Freddy Jensen) >Date: Fri May 9 2003 11:34am >Subj: Re: Netscape 7.02 > >I found out that this problem happens only when I use >twm or vtwm as window manager. It does not happen if >I use the Common Desktop Environment (CDE) or Gnome. > >I really don't want to switch away from my >favorite Window manager. > >If anyone has a clue to what could be causing this, >then please let me know. > >Thanks > >Freddy
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