Try disabling the middle mouse button in your desktop enviroment. For instance, in kde there is an option about what to do on middle click. Of course, if u use that part on another mouse, it may be a problem. If that doesn't work, try googling
On 6/29/05, Benedek Frank <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi > > I am a bit confused. I hope someone knows about this sonypi and sonypid > daemon. > > I have this Vaio, and it has the jogdial, for scrolling. Since kernels > 2.6.9, the scroll is built in. Basically anytime I am on a website, I > can scroll with the jogdial, by default. I wanted to have more options, > so I installed the sonypid, and I made it aware of the FN special keys, > and now I am also able to run scripts by just passing a special key. > Such as setting volumes, start camera, etc. > > Now until this point, everything works great. At this point, I wanted > the jogdial to have a neat function, so when I press it, it will pop up > a little window, and I can select preset commands to run, like Browser, > email client. Pretty much anything I set. So this jogdial would be my > "start menu" in windoze sort of speak. Now, the jogdial by default is > also a middle mouse button click. That makes it behave the following > way. When I press the jogdial in, it will pop up two screens. One is for > the jogdial app (sjog), and one is for the regualr middle button mouse > click, which brings up a screen with the available running processes, > and the virtual desktops, so I can change by clicking on the little > tabs. So my problem is, how can I turn off the Jogdial to act as a > middle mouse button? I really dont need that feature, and it interferes > with the jogdial app I would like to run. > > Thanks > > Benedek > > > -- > To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
