--- Joseph Garvin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jesse Allen wrote:
>
> >That's managed, not desktop. Right? =) If it's not managed and in
> >the desktop window @ 640x480 then it's a little hard to reach the OK
> >with the mouse cursor.
> >
> >I actually use TWM, and it allows the same thing, a
Jesse Allen wrote:
That's managed, not desktop. Right? =) If it's not managed and in
the desktop window @ 640x480 then it's a little hard to reach the OK
with the mouse cursor.
I actually use TWM, and it allows the same thing, at least according
to my twmrc.
Pretty sure just about every
On 7/28/05, Joe Baker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On 7/28/05, Oliver Stieber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I know this isn't going to be too big an issue with many people but it
> would be nice if winecfg
> was usable with a 640x480 desktop, at the moment
> it's 20 or so pixels to tall an
Joe Baker wrote:
Well, in KDE use the Alt key and the left mouse to click and drag the
window from anywhere in the window to move it higher. I think that
blackbox supports this style of Window movement as well if you're on a
lighter resource computer as your resolution suggests.
This doesn't
On 7/28/05, Oliver Stieber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I know this isn't going to be too big an issue with many people but it would
> be nice if winecfg
> was usable with a 640x480 desktop, at the moment it's 20 or so pixels to tall
> and you can't see
> the ok/cancel buttons.
>
>
I agree, al
I know this isn't going to be too big an issue with many people but it would be
nice if winecfg
was usable with a 640x480 desktop, at the moment it's 20 or so pixels to tall
and you can't see
the ok/cancel buttons.
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