> > Kuba wrote: > > > > Also, the interface makes some custom choices that make it > > next to useless without a three button mouse
> Tim Edwards wrote: > > I have handled this largely as a matter of key and button > bindings. I have always used 3-button mice and am annoyed > with the fact that it is difficult to get them anymore. > Honestly, do people think it's that hard to figure out how to > move three fingers independently? Anyway, invoking xcircuit > with "xcircuit -2" is more compatible with a standard 2-button > mouse. Most functions associated with the middle mouse button > are moved to the right button, and functions associated with > the right button are moved to the escape key. Ugh! I have not had to run XCircuit on anything but an X Windows session since I quit dual booting and went with virtual machines. And my X server is setup to chord for middle click. I can't imagine using XCircuit with fewer buttons. The current interface is a _major_ reason I like using it for most of my drawings. > What I do like is a key > and button binding mechanism that is flexible enough that you > can define whatever method suits you. Agreed. -- Philip _______________________________________________ Xcircuit-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.opencircuitdesign.com/mailman/listinfo/xcircuit-dev
