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From: Crispin Flowerday <gnome@fl...> - 2004-01-31 21:38:19
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On Sat, 2004-01-31 at 21:23, Po-Shen Loh wrote: > Hi, sorry to bother you, but on 1.3.12, I'm experiencing problems with > type-ahead find. In particular, whenever I type in a character, it > appears to get typed in twice. Are you aware of this problem? If so, is > it widespread, or is it a quirk with my system? Thanks! This is known about, and is fixed in CVS. Fortunately the workaround is quite simple, just turn off the num-lock :-) Crispin |
From: Po-Shen Loh <po@it...> - 2004-01-31 21:23:47
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Hi, sorry to bother you, but on 1.3.12, I'm experiencing problems with type-ahead find. In particular, whenever I type in a character, it appears to get typed in twice. Are you aware of this problem? If so, is it widespread, or is it a quirk with my system? Thanks! --Po |
From: dave i <ag051379@ho...> - 2004-01-31 00:47:28
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On Wed, 28 Jan 2004 16:27:09 +0000, Aaron Stone wrote: > Hi, > > Galeon rocks. Except for the tab placement in 1.3.12. I can't figure out > how to get it back to the old behavior of placing a new tab immediately > to the right of the current tab. I like that. It makes sense. I open new > tabs to browse sites related to the tab I'm current in. So they should > be next to one another. > > I prefer having all new tabs open next to my current one too, I have galeon open most of the day and have 30+ tabs open after a bit, having new tabs open next to the current keeps them somewhat ordered (at least in my mind) in a way that I can remember. I think the idea behind the change was that manually opened new tabs aren't related to the current tab so they don't belong next to it, but a lot of the time I read something in a tab that sparks my interest, and press ctrl-t to have a new tab to google it or whatever, anyway heres a patch to have them open next to the current tab --- src/window-commands.c 2003-12-18 16:24:13.645209400 +1100 +++ src/window-commands.c 2003-12-11 06:50:00.000000000 +1100 @@ -277,8 +277,9 @@ window_cmd_new_tab (EggAction *action, GaleonWindow *window) { + open_new_tab (window, GALEON_NEW_TAB_IN_EXISTING_WINDOW); +// open_new_tab (window, GALEON_NEW_TAB_IN_EXISTING_WINDOW | +// GALEON_NEW_TAB_APPEND); - open_new_tab (window, GALEON_NEW_TAB_IN_EXISTING_WINDOW | - GALEON_NEW_TAB_APPEND); } void |