On Thu, 12 Feb 2009 18:24:49 +0100, Joe(theWordy)Philbrook
wrote:
>
> It would appear that on Feb 12, Jean-Philippe Monteiro did say:
>
>> I am less of an extremist, you may want to play with Focus, disabling
>> all
>> of them.
> I wouldn't mind so much except that for a long time now I can ke
It would appear that on Feb 12, Jean-Philippe Monteiro did say:
> I am less of an extremist, you may want to play with Focus, disabling all
> of them.
I wouldn't mind so much except that for a long time now I can keyboard
for hours with the only problem being a case of saddle sores from my
I am less of an extremist, you may want to play with Focus, disabling all of
them.
Trough the bindings file, you can have your menu at-a-key; I don't see how you
could pre-define
where it would pop though...
Kwo? Any suggestion?
On Thursday 12 February 2009, Joe(theWordy)Philbrook wrote:
>
Hello.
I've got e16 installed to 3 different linux installations on both my
desktop and my laptop... It didn't take very long for me to learn to
tweak things my way. I'm very keyboard centric and the sample
bindings.cfg file was well commented. Combined with a few instances of
using e16keyedit (wh
