On 17/01/13 07:57, Michael Schwendt wrote:
With GTK based apps I use the right mouse-button to page up/down,
the mouse-wheel to scroll up/down in small steps, and the left
mouse-button to position the slider freely. That's not specific
to GNOME.
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We are a family of track ball users, I have three on my desk. They
have no "scroll wheel," but some have four buttons, none of which
seem to improve the rate of scrolling. I press the right button and
move the slider with the ball just as you do with the wheel I
believe but on a large list moving about the slide one centimeter
goes through five or six hundred messages, even lists of 150 are
hard to deal with at that rate.
What appears to be specific to F-18, and Gnome I guess, I've used
XFCE only for a long time, is that the scroll buttons are missing
and I wonder why? I know F-18 is what it is and my complaining wont
change it ...
Thank you,
Bob
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box7
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