On Thu, Mar 16, 2000 at 05:55:00AM -0000, Danny Dulai wrote:
> I have the following keybinding that work with previous versions of
> XFree86:
>
> Key Left A C CursorMove -1 +0
> Key Right A C CursorMove +1 +0
> Key Up A C CursorMove +0 -1
> Key Down A C CursorMove +0 +1
> Key Left A SC CursorMove -10 +00
> Key Right A SC CursorMove +10 +00
> Key Up A SC CursorMove +00 -10
> Key Down A SC CursorMove +00 +10
>
> When i upgraded to XFree86 4.0, and enabled 2 heads, using Xinerama, I have
> one giant resolution and nothing knows differently:
>
> xdpyinfo results:
>
> default screen number: 0
> number of screens: 1
>
> screen #0:
> dimensions: 3200x1200 pixels (1084x406 millimeters)
> ...
>
> anyways, the problem is that if the cursor is on my primary monitor,
> everything works fine, but if I'm on the secondary monitor, then the
> control+arrows stop working. no response at all. All other fvwm keys seem
> to work just fine, just control+arrows stop (or so I've noticed).
>
> Now, its not that fvwm isnt getting the keys, since when i hit
> control+arrows, my xterm temporarily looses focus, just like normal (the
> cursor becomes hollow until i let go of the arrow key).
That doesn't mean that fvwm gets the events. It only indicates
that the application noticed something.
If Xinerama is really what I think (a large root window;
applications are unable to tell the difference between
one big and many small monitors), this looks lika a bug
in the Xinerama code.
Bye
Dominik ^_^
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Dominik Vogt, dominik.vogt_at_gmx.de
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Received on Thu Mar 16 2000 - 00:21:44 GMT