Re: Weatherscope mouse button issues

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On Wed, 2007-03-14 at 18:54 -0500, Ryan May wrote:

> So to be clear, when right-clicking and selecting properties and the 
> dialog pops up, you can interact with it right away?  On my system, when 
> I do this, I need to click once (anywhere) before I can work with the 
> dialog.  Before I click, the cursor becomes a no sign (circle with 
> diagonal line through it) any time it is over a UI element, which to me 
> signals invalid drag-and-drop.  This is with usb optical mouse on Gentoo 
> AMD64 with wine-0.9.32.  I checked your xorg.conf info, and the only 
> difference here is that protocol is set to "Auto".  (I'll check if 
> IMPS/2 makes a difference when I get a chance.)

I repeat that I have no data on disk or coming in. The check I am doing
is File/new_graph/Right click on Tdew or Tair. I am getting the
behaviour you describe above but didn't conceive it as the problem. It's
a minor irritation. No any sign of drag & drop behaviour or boxes drawn
by the cursor, like your first mail mentioned.

Auto is definitely not good enough: your choice is PS/2 or IMPS/2 for
most modern meece/mice/mouses (What's the plural anyhow? I'm defaulting
to the 'Tom & Jerry' alternative :)


> Duane Clark wrote:
> > I'm wondering if the two of you might have different mouse behavior 
> > settings in your window manager. Do you have your mouse set so that
> a 
> > window becomes active as soon as the mouse moves into it (a normal
> X 
> > window, like a terminal window), or do you have to click the window 
> > before it becomes active.
> 
> I have to click for a window to become active.
> 
Me too. Pretty bog standard fedora gnome setup here. But if we both have
to click on the window for it to become active, why is this a bug? It's
the way we wanted X to behave for us. BTW, Weatherscope looks
interesting - pity it's only U.S. data.
-- 
Declan Moriarty <junk_mail@xxxxxx>


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