Hi all
actually i noticed this problem since the beginning as i installed arch
whatever key i use for binding xfc4-popup-menu there are problems.
Problems when like... the menu opens only after.. 10-20 keypresses
sometimes it doesn't
interestingly enough when firefox is maximised then the menu
Emmanuel Benisty wrote:
actually i noticed this problem since the beginning as i installed arch
whatever key i use for binding xfc4-popup-menu there are problems.
Problems when like... the menu opens only after.. 10-20 keypresses
sometimes it doesn't
you may want to read this bug report:
Hi all.
Since a certain upgrade (regular -Syu) the tips on xfce plug-ins that
are located on panels aren't updating their contents as they should.
It's a bit hard to explain so i'll give sshot:
http://pub.insanity.in/img/scrshot/2007-12-08-132537_1280x1024_scrot.png
The data in that tip/popup, o
bardo wrote:
2007/12/8, _saiko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
The data in that tip/popup, or whatever u call it (stats of transfer
speed etc..), got updated while i just had mouse over it
Now i have to constantly move the mouse over the trigger area that
raises the tip so that the data insid
Emmanuel Benisty wrote:
actually i noticed this problem since the beginning as i installed arch
whatever key i use for binding xfc4-popup-menu there are problems.
Problems when like... the menu opens only after.. 10-20 keypresses
sometimes it doesn't
you may want to read this bug report:
Famd has always been more problematic then useful for me.
On random occasions after i plugged a mp3 player or an external usb
drive it would just start using cpu @ 100% and there was no change at
all. I had to kill the process.
Just now i plugged my USB drive and wanted to copy something. CPU
Jan de Groot wrote:
New applications can use inotify too and don't need fam at all for
filesystem monitoring. I do have fam installed as a dependency for
gnome-vfs on my system, but I don't have the daemon running. As long as
you don't run the daemon, there's nothing wrong with fam.
The only reas
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