Bob Goodwin:
> I also prefer Deja vu sans mono because I can easily differentiate
> between I, 1, and l.
It seriously irks me when computers use fonts that don't allow that.
It's absolutely essential to be able to use, and see, the correct
characters on a computer. You can't use the wrong ones, i
On 17/01/13 10:38, Ralf Corsepius wrote:
I have gone through the same issue on a mouse-less, old synaptics
touchpad-only system (no gestures, no multi-tap).
In my case, something during the upgrade to f17 has changed xfce's
"Appearance/Style" to using "Adwaita"-style. This style lacks "arrows"
On 01/16/2013 09:54 PM, Bob Goodwin - Zuni, Virginia, USA wrote:
Something has happened to the ability to scroll smoothly in
Thunderbird since upgrading two computers to F-18/64/XFCE. In the
past there has been a spot at the top and bottom of the scroll bar
where you could incre
On Thu, Jan 17, 2013 at 7:41 AM, Bob Goodwin - Zuni, Virginia, USA
wrote:
> On 17/01/13 07:57, Michael Schwendt wrote:
>>
>> With GTK based apps I use the right mouse-button to page up/down,
>> the mouse-wheel to scroll up/down in small steps, and the left
>> mouse-button to position the slider fr
On 17/01/13 07:57, Michael Schwendt wrote:
With GTK based apps I use the right mouse-button to page up/down,
the mouse-wheel to scroll up/down in small steps, and the left
mouse-button to position the slider freely. That's not specific
to GNOME.
--
We are a family of track ball users, I ha
On Wed, 16 Jan 2013 15:54:12 -0500, Bob Goodwin - Zuni, Virginia, USA wrote:
>
>
> Something has happened to the ability to scroll smoothly in
> Thunderbird since upgrading two computers to F-18/64/XFCE. In the
> past there has been a spot at the top and bottom of the scroll bar
>
On 01/16/2013 04:43 PM, Brian Mury wrote:
But why ask me? I'm not in any way involved with GNOME project. If you
don't like it (I don't either), take it up with them.
I would, but I bailed on Gnome when I read what Gnome 3 was going to be
like. Now, I too use Xfce and am very happy with it T
On 16/01/13 19:43, Brian Mury wrote:
Hi Joe,
It says here, quite clearly, that the OP is using Xfce, not Gnome.
Oops, you're right, I missed that. Thanks for pointing it out.
even if he were, why should he have to change themes to get back
functionality that's been standard for over a decad
Hi Joe,
It says here, quite clearly, that the OP is using Xfce, not Gnome.
Oops, you're right, I missed that. Thanks for pointing it out.
even if he were, why should he have to change themes to get back
functionality that's been standard for over a decade?
Because that's the default theme
On 01/16/2013 04:01 PM, Brian Mury wrote:
Are you using GNOME? The default GNOME theme removed the scroll buttons
(they'll be missing in lots of other places too). Changing the theme
should bring them back.
This change was in Gnome 3.4, so you should have seen it in F17 too.
Brian
On 16-Jan-1
Hi Bob,
Are you using GNOME? The default GNOME theme removed the scroll buttons
(they'll be missing in lots of other places too). Changing the theme
should bring them back.
This change was in Gnome 3.4, so you should have seen it in F17 too.
Brian
On 16-Jan-13 12:54, Bob Goodwin - Zuni, Vir
Something has happened to the ability to scroll smoothly in
Thunderbird since upgrading two computers to F-18/64/XFCE. In the
past there has been a spot at the top and bottom of the scroll bar
where you could increment the scroll gradually. That is no longer
there in Thunderbird o
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