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Mousewheel behavior opposite to what is expected
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Status: Invalid => Won't Fix
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Status: Unknown => Rejected
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have you read the upstream bug I pointed with a previous comment? anyway
I've no strong opinion on that, as written before better to argue
upstream
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Sure, but I fail to see the relation between zooming in/out and moving
up/down/left/right.
I mean, does FFWing a movie in Totem zoom it in or something? How is
that related?
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Le mercredi 20 septembre 2006 à 12:20 +, David Prieto a écrit :
> Any app with a horizontal slider. Just open an image on EOG, zoom in to
> make the sliders appear, hover the button over the horizontal one and
> scroll down.
taking the same app as example, place the cursor on the image and sc
"What are the "every app in Ubuntu" you are mentionning?"
Any app with a horizontal slider. Just open an image on EOG, zoom in to
make the sliders appear, hover the button over the horizontal one and
scroll down.
See what happens? Every other app is consistent with that behavior, save
Totem.
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Thanks for your bug. That request has been rejected upstream already,
you can read about it on
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=332491. What are the "every
app in Ubuntu" you are mentionning? Rhythmbox acts the other way around
and upstream pointed a rhythmbox bug about it
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