The insert key should do something when it's pressed. To save space, it's
often combined with other lesser used keys and requires an extra key press
(prior or simultaneous) to activate it. Often, simply pressing the key
that says ins on it won't do anything. The insert/typeover mode still
Adrien:
Thanks for the information, but upon a comparison of both Laptops, there
is no difference in keyboard preferences. Both laptops have an insert
key but it doesn't appear to do anything.
Les
On 11/13/20 9:41 AM, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
Les, that tells me it is an input issue on the
Les, that tells me it is an input issue on the offending laptop. Check
your input method is the same on both.
I too thought of the Insert mode toggle but that usually isn't available
on a laptop with a single key. (therefore difficult to toggle it by
accident) You may have a key-combo which
Thanks for the information David. I will see what I can find using xev.
Les
On 11/12/20 2:46 PM, David Cousens wrote:
Les
It is most likely to be a premissions issue with Flatpak. I'm not familiar
enough with that to make any suggestions. If the keyboard is acting normally
in other apps it
Op vrijdag 13 november 2020 00:01:48 CET schreef David Cousens:
> I prefer to build my own as well. On Linux once the dependencies are
> installed this is pretty easy.
>
> While the flathub idea is good in principle it seems to require
> configuration of the sandbox and maybe specifically for
I prefer to build my own as well. On Linux once the dependencies are
installed this is pretty easy.
While the flathub idea is good in principle it seems to require
configuration of the sandbox and maybe specifically for each app. John Ralls
has sorted out such issues before and you may possibly
On 11/12/20 3:01 PM, David Cousens wrote:
Les,
I have a non-flatpack version 4.2 running on Linux Mint 20 and it doesn't
exhibit the same behaviour. I can backspace, delete and or highlight and
delete in the Date, Description, Debit and Credit Columns without any
problem field without any
Les
It is most likely to be a premissions issue with Flatpak. I'm not familiar
enough with that to make any suggestions. If the keyboard is acting normally
in other apps it is highly likely to be in that area. You can check what the
computer is getting from the keyboard using xev in a terminal. I
After removing GC via Flatpak, restarting my system and reinstalling GC
via Flatpak, there is no difference in the behavior of GC.
Oh well.
Les
On 11/12/20 2:01 PM, David Cousens wrote:
Les,
I have a non-flatpack version 4.2 running on Linux Mint 20 and it doesn't
exhibit the same
Thanks David.
I have been thinking of removing GC via Flatpak and then reinstalling
it. Not sure it would make any difference, but can't hurt.
Les
On 11/12/20 2:01 PM, David Cousens wrote:
Les,
I have a non-flatpack version 4.2 running on Linux Mint 20 and it doesn't
exhibit the same
Les,
I have a non-flatpack version 4.2 running on Linux Mint 20 and it doesn't
exhibit the same behaviour. I can backspace, delete and or highlight and
delete in the Date, Description, Debit and Credit Columns without any
problem field without any problem. It would appear to be a Flathub problem,
Thanks for the reply Tommy.
I have used the Flatpak version of GC since at least 4.0 on the same
system. This is the first experience of the issue described. I often
issue the flatpak update and nothing has updated since GC 4.2.
I am running this on a Lenova w541 and just checked the
On Wed, Nov 4, 2020 at 6:38 AM Les wrote:
> I recently upgraded to GC 4.2 via Flathub (on Linux Mint 19.2. It seems
> that if you enter an incorrect entry and attempt to backspace or delete
> an entry in the register, it will not allow this action. I am able to
> highlight the entry and then
Hi All:
I recently upgraded to GC 4.2 via Flathub (on Linux Mint 19.2. It seems
that if you enter an incorrect entry and attempt to backspace or delete
an entry in the register, it will not allow this action. I am able to
highlight the entry and then type over it.
This is not a big deal
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