When we switched to the user-configurable context menu we lost the feature of
copying the address of an image. How this can be done in the config.h?
I really miss this feature, mainly because i'm a 4chan addict =)
Btw do the 'download' option in this menu works?
--pancake
I was also thinking on using surf in the n900, but the main concern
is about the mouse handling. It would be nice to support drag panning
of the canvas by just clicking and dragging, we can probably toggle
this mode or implement this in javascript in user.js ?
For zooming, there are two hardware b
Good evening.
I just have written a script to have a menu in dwm, made with dmenu. It
makes me wonder if it is possible, by a patch or any other way, to
select entries in dmenu with the mouse as you can do with Return key?
I think this could be done, but am I the only interested?
It doesn't exactly sound useful to me. If you haven't started typing
yet, then the entry you want probably isn't visible yet. If you've
started typing then you've probably got the command selected, and all
you need to do is to hit the return key.
At that point, switching to the mouse to click woul
On Sat, Mar 27, 2010 at 04:21:24PM -0600, Jeff Shipley wrote:
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> What might be useful would be a dmenu that copies in the X selection
> buffer when it's middle-clicked. (Sorry if this has already been
> discussed). This wouldn't be very useful for commands, but could be
> very useful for argum
Hi.
On Sat, Mar 27, 2010 at 04:21:24PM -0600, Jeff Shipley wrote:
> What might be useful would be a dmenu that copies in the X selection
> buffer when it's middle-clicked. (Sorry if this has already been
> discussed). This wouldn't be very useful for commands, but could be
> very useful for argume
If anyone else is interested in this kind of border handling - this is my
patch.
Not quite the same behavior as Sean's - I just wanted to set the border
width to zero anytime there was only one client visible, so only need to add
two lines to the tile function.
I use this on a laptop, but it shou
Hey,
On 27 March 2010 22:30, Sean Whitton wrote:
> You can achieve this with M-p in dmenu-4.0.
Julien was right, actually. 4.0 doesn't support M-p unless you apply
the paste patch. Tip integrates paste and cursor. (On that note,
Shift-Insert would make more sense imo.)
As for the clickable dmen
