> 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.
I don't know what "chord for middle click" means, but there are some default actions people expect of buttons. Like right click bringing up a context menu, for example -- where you could, say, change basic element properties like color, linewidth, etc. This promotes less mouse motion while not having to reach for the keyboard. >> What I do like is a key >> and button binding mechanism that is flexible enough that you >> can define whatever method suits you. > Agreed. Yes. -- Kuba _______________________________________________ Xcircuit-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.opencircuitdesign.com/mailman/listinfo/xcircuit-dev
