David Berg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > In gmane.comp.window-managers.fvwm, you wrote: > > On Tue, 31 Jan 2006, David Berg wrote: > > > >> my debian system I loose all my bindings (mouse, keyboard, buttons) after > >> a period of time. I haven't been able to tie the bindings dissapearing > >> > See FAQ entry #0.1: > > http://fvwm.org/documentation/faq/#0.1 > > > > you are probably using numlock on your stationary computer, wheras it's > > not convinient to do so with a laptop keayboard. You would probably then > > do with "IgnoreModifiers 2" in your config. > > That did it. Now I feel like an old heal not having read the first > question in the faq. But upon reading the faq, particularly your Trivia > comment, I don't feel so bad. Here's my attempt at solving the problem: > > I thought at first to have the binary ignore the locks by default > requiring a command to turn them off but since it apparently creates added > load that sounds like its not an option. Perhaps they could be ignored > in some other manner. Duplicating (I suppose this could be trippling, > quadrupling etc) bindings for a binding with NumLock on and off etc. > > I don't know enough about how it works (It suprised me to read that the > Ignore modifiers command added network traffic) to give a good answer > but it has to be do able. The problem isn't there with enlightnement.
You will notice the traffic running the WM remotely over dial up with a lot of keybindings. You won't notice it for local use. -- Dan Espen E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
