On Wed, Oct 2, 2019, at 06:58, Julian Rickards wrote:
> I know you can flip the right and left mouse button, I didn't know you
> could reverse the scroll direction, cool.
You can do literally anything you want in this regard; scrollwheel increments
are just another button. :-)
As mentioned
Hi,
Many thanks for the active discussion and participation in the topic.
Based on the discussions I would follow the following spelling:
Ctrl+click
Ctrl+(right click)
Ctrl+(scroll wheel)
In my opinion a differentiation between "away" and "towards" for the
direction of mouse wheel rotation is cu
I know you can flip the right and left mouse button, I didn't know you
could reverse the scroll direction, cool.
However, either way, the scrolling direction has to be indicated and if
you've customized button location or scroll direction, it's up to you to
interpret the instructions in the manual
Hi,
Am 02.10.19 um 14:31 schrieb Julian Rickards:
> This is not clear to me because the mouse wheel can be rolled towards
> the user or away from the user. Perhaps Ctrl+(scroll wheel away) and
> Ctrl+(scroll wheel towards).
Different environments have different defaults. In some "away from the
us
Regarding:
Ctrl+(mouse wheel) or (scroll wheel)
This is not clear to me because the mouse wheel can be rolled towards the
user or away from the user. Perhaps Ctrl+(scroll wheel away) and
Ctrl+(scroll wheel towards).
Although this is rather wordy, you need to differentiate between "away" and
"to
Hi all!
personally I prefere the concise form too, with capitalized button command
and '+' to clearly communicate it is a combo of buttons.
ctrl-click (NO)
Ctrl+click (YES)
Shift should be translated in native languages ('Maiusc' for Italian)
As regards mouse buttons...
Ctrl+click
Ctrl+(right cli
On Tue, 01 Oct 2019 23:49:03 +0200
Pascal Obry wrote:
> Dear developers !
>
> As announced back in August, we are now entering feature freeze. That
> is, at this point only bugs will be considered to be merged into
> master.
Let's hope it's the opposite - bugs got merged before this point, and
