Ruth A. Kramer wrote (in a message from Saturday 31)
> Matthieu,
>
> Thanks very much!
>
> I'm going to look up some of that documentation, but I do have one more
> question you might be able to answer.
>
> I made some progress and can map things to the Win key using "Mod4" as
> the nam
Matthieu,
Thanks very much!
I'm going to look up some of that documentation, but I do have one more
question you might be able to answer.
I made some progress and can map things to the Win key using "Mod4" as
the name of the modifier key (in the .Xdefaults file).
However, when I use xmodmap to
Ruth A. Kramer wrote (in a message from Saturday 31)
> Matthieu Herrb wrote:
> > XTerm.VT100.Translations: #override\
> > :select-end(PRIMARY) \n\
> > ~Ctrl ~Meta : insert-selection(SECONDARY)\n\
> > CtrlC: select-set(PRIMARY, SECONDARY)\n\
> > CtrlV: insert-s
Matthieu Herrb wrote:
> XTerm.VT100.Translations: #override\
> :select-end(PRIMARY) \n\
> ~Ctrl ~Meta : insert-selection(SECONDARY)\n\
> CtrlC: select-set(PRIMARY, SECONDARY)\n\
> CtrlV: insert-selection(SECONDARY, CUT_BUFFER0)
Thanks for posting this, as it gives
xfree86 User wrote (in a message from Friday 30)
> Your suggestions are appreciated. I've always been a GNOME user, but
> this might give me a reason to try KDE.
>
> Still, does anyone know if this is possible within XFree86, regardless
> of window manager? If you have the XFree86 bugzilla
On Friday, January 30 2004 11:46 am, xfree86 User wrote:
> Your suggestions are appreciated. I've always been a GNOME user, but
> this might give me a reason to try KDE.
>
> Still, does anyone know if this is possible within XFree86,
> regardless of window manager? If you have the XFree86 bugzilla
Your suggestions are appreciated. I've always been a GNOME user, but
this might give me a reason to try KDE.
Still, does anyone know if this is possible within XFree86, regardless
of window manager? If you have the XFree86 bugzilla URL handy, that
would be helpful as well. (Though I'll probably
> > xfree86 User wrote (in a message from Thursday 29)
> > > Is there a way to disable copy-on-select within the latest stable
> > > xfree86?
If you are running KDE, this can be done. If you are running KDE, reply
and I'll try to help you. (I'm at a Windows machine right now.) In
general term
The general idea is that for any (linux) distribution, when using X, if
you select text, it is immediately copied into the buffer that is pasted
when the middle mouse button is pressed.
I would like to disable this. I'm unfortunately not familiar with the
specifics you mention in your reply. (I
xfree86 User wrote (in a message from Thursday 29)
> All -
>
> Is there a way to disable copy-on-select within the latest stable
> xfree86?
What to you mean excatly, I assume you're talking of selecting text
with the mouse and copying it into X's selection or CUT_BUFFERs ?
> I know that f
All -
Is there a way to disable copy-on-select within the latest stable
xfree86? I know that for many, this is a useful feature. I can
appreciate that. But I have specific users/friends that I am introducing
to X that specifically do not want/need this feature.
I am more than willing to patch/
Is there a source modification, XF86Config directive or other such hack
for disabling copy-on-select within XFree86?
I understand the rational behind it. Really I do.
But frankly, it drive me nuts and I'd just like to do away with is
altogether. Please don't question the logic - I just need a
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