I find that imwheel is more trouble than it's worth. For one, it messes up
the native wheel-mouse support present in GTK+ and QT, rendering them as
effective as the support in WinDOS (i.e. poor). I have found that if I
uninstall imwheel, I can still wheel-scroll in Netscape by turning num-lock
off (as long as the pages don't contain frames).
On Sat, 30 Jun 2001 13:10, Bryan Tyson wrote:
> On Friday 29 June 2001 17:35, Mandrake wrote:
> > what is the command for the imwheel daemon?
> > imwheel and imwheeld just don't do a dangbusted thing,
> > no such file or directory
>
> Be sure it's installed. I've had systems before where it simply was not
> installed. Once it's installed,
>
> imwheel &
>
> will run it in the background. I have found it to be very helpful.
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