Upon further research I stumbled across a forum where someone
suggested killing gnome-shell. I just tried it it and indeed
everything was back to normal so that seems to confirm a gnome issue.
On Tue, Apr 30, 2013 at 2:59 AM, songbird wrote:
> chris wrote:
>> its not a wireless mouse and as i sai
chris wrote:
> its not a wireless mouse and as i said ive tried several mice and
> disabling the internal touchpad. i looked in the logs after the fact
> and i dont see anything that stands out to me, but its also tricky
> because theres so much other non related noise in the logs its hard to
> fil
chris, 28.04.2013:
> I've been running gnome3 on wheezy for about a month now. I've noticed
> that gnome3 will periodically (several times an hour) seem to stop
> responding but doesn't completely freeze. When this happens I can move
> the mouse and keyboard works in already open windows but mouse
its not a wireless mouse and as i said ive tried several mice and
disabling the internal touchpad. i looked in the logs after the fact
and i dont see anything that stands out to me, but its also tricky
because theres so much other non related noise in the logs its hard to
filter out
On Sun, Apr 28
chris wrote:
...
> The part that puzzles me is that I've been a member of debian-user for
> several years and havent really seen any signifcant noise on the list
> thats resembles my issue.
>
> I am running a dell m4500 with i7 @ 2.8ghz, 16gb ram, nvidia quadro fx 1800M
> current kernel is 3.8.10 (
I've been running gnome3 on wheezy for about a month now. I've noticed
that gnome3 will periodically (several times an hour) seem to stop
responding but doesn't completely freeze. When this happens I can move
the mouse and keyboard works in already open windows but mouse clicks
do not register in a
On Tue, 21 Dec 2010 23:51:18 +0530, shirish शिरीष wrote:
> Hi all,
> This has been happening from the day I installed Debian.
> Sometimes the mouse just doesn't respond. On further investigation it
> was revealed that in my X.org.log I was getting continuous messages
> saying my mouse was "d
Hi all,
This has been happening from the day I installed Debian.
Sometimes the mouse just doesn't respond. On further investigation it
was revealed that in my X.org.log I was getting continuous messages
saying my mouse was "dropping event due to full queue!" . I don't know
why its behaving li
Hey Debian fans,
I'm having a problem with my mouse in X. I'm using a Microsoft
Intellimouse 3.0 (the one with the small buttons on the side). I have
two machines with this mouse, both using the USB interface, and only one
of the machines has this issue, though they're both using identical
XF86Con
A while back, I acquired a Compaq 2105us laptop. I decided to put linux on it. Just to see if everything worked, I threw in the knoppix cd, and lo and behold, all was good, so I did a hard drive based install from knoppix. Yesterday, I got sick of kde, gnome wouldn't install for some reason, so
> "Brian" == Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Ian> I am not sure how xemacs handles the gpm input. GNU Emacs does
Ian> it through a subprocess and an associated Elisp module
Ian> (t-mouse.el). If this is the case for xemacs too, the right Alt
Ian> key (AltGr) should work.
Brian> Yes, i
Brian Servis writes:
> Upstream are the actual authors of the code.
Not always. Sometimes the author is further upstream yet. That's why we
say "upstream maintainer" rather than just "author". Think of the software
as a stream originating with the author(s) and flowing from maintainer to
maint
*- On 19 Nov, Salman Ahmed wrote about "Re: xemacs text-mode and gpm mouse
issues"
>>>>>> "IZ" == Ian Zimmerman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> IZ> Ian, who was upstream gpm maintainer for a while.
>
> Can someone explain to me what/wh
> "Ian" == Ian Zimmerman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> "Brian" == Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Brian> This has the following problems: - it is impossible to see
Brian> what text I have highlighted until I release the mouse
Brian> button.
Ian> This is unfortunately
> "Brian" == Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Brian> This has the following problems: - it is impossible to see what
Brian> text I have highlighted until I release the mouse button.
This is unfortunately impossible without modifications to x?emacs.
There was noise from xemacs team about
> (another queer thing I noticed, is under a console, the ALT key
> works as the META key for xemacs, but for X-Windows, the ALT key
> stays being the ALT key - ie there is no META key. Something
> else I may try and reconfigure).
In X, Meta is bound to the "windows" key (between Ctrl and Alt). If
Hello,
gpm makes it possible to cut & paste between
different console windows.
When running XEmacs on a text mode console though, it grabs
the mouse for itself (not sure how it does this). I suspect it
might be via gpm.
This has the following problems:
- it is impossible to see what text I have
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