Reversed mouse button functions

I've been meaning to ask this for a long time...
Why is the function of the mouse buttons reversed when
running Rox Filer as root compared to running as any
other user?  For example, normally pressing middle button
over directory opens the directory in the same window,
but when running as root it opens in a new window. Use of
the left button is similarly reversed. This makes it
somewhat annoying because you get accustomed to one way
of working.

Mike

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Re: Reversed mouse button functions

On Monday 01 Dec 2008, Mike Hobbs wrote:
> I've been meaning to ask this for a long time...
> Why is the function of the mouse buttons reversed when
> running Rox Filer as root compared to running as any
> other user?

It sounds to me as though you've got two different configurations set 
up - one for your normal user, and one for root.  The buttons behaviour 
is controlled by the "New window on button 1" option in the "Filer 
windows" page of the options... I suspect you'll find that ticked for 
one of you, and unticked for the other ;)

TTFN,
Adny
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Bug In Menu App

Every time I try to run Menu I get told that the pixbuf should be a gdkpixbuf. Also it doesn't seem to be able to
find my apps folder.  Even though I've set the path

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Re: ROX-Clib for 64bit Linux

2008/10/29 Thomas Leonard <talex5 <at> gmail.com>:
> 2008/10/27 Lasse Pommerenke <housetier <at> gmail.com>:
>>> Anyway, it works for me on x86_64, so I've published my binary:
>>>
>>> http://rox.sourceforge.net/2008/linux-x86_64/ROX-CLib-Linux-x86_64.xml
>>>
>>> Try adding that as a remote feed.
>>
>> I did that. And now I can save SystemTrayN to where I want.
>>
>> When I click on the AppDir an xterm pops up:
>>
>> ====================================
>> Compiling /home/housetier/.cache/0install.net/implementations/sha1new=fca88e6b842eae973f4c76d0a73f854e47bb1c6e/SystemTrayN...
>
> There are two problems here:
>
> 1) There's no architecture set for this version in the SystemTrayN
> feed, so 0launch thinks it is platform independent.
>
> 2) Even if there was, it might get selected anyway because your 64-bit
> system can also run 32-bit binaries, but SystemTrayN contains its own
> more primitive platform guessing that doesn't realise this (and tries
> to compile a new binary).
>
> (this second point is why the same code was removed from ROX-Filer)
>
> Probably you can work around it by compiling a new binary.
>
> I'll try to fix the 0compile issue too (tricky at the moment as I'm in

Mouse Buttons

Is ROX re-writing the mouse button order sometimes?

I have a .profile entry that changes 1-2-3-{etc} to 1-3-2-{etc}

This works quite happily in Gnome and KDE, but with ROX it will
occasionally work from a 'cold' start, but never works if I swap
sessions. If I run the script manually after the desktop has come up,
it works correctly.

I also tried putting the same command in a script in

  .config/rox.sourceforge.net/ROX-Session/AutoStart

No improvement :(

The WM I'm using is openbox, and as far as I know this leaves the mouse
settings alone.

Scripts are properly set up BASH ones with exec permission set.

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Re: Mouse Buttons

2008/12/7 Abrolag <abrolag <at> users.sourceforge.net>:
> Is ROX re-writing the mouse button order sometimes?
>
> I have a .profile entry that changes 1-2-3-{etc} to 1-3-2-{etc}
>
> This works quite happily in Gnome and KDE, but with ROX it will
> occasionally work from a 'cold' start, but never works if I swap
> sessions. If I run the script manually after the desktop has come up,
> it works correctly.
>
> I also tried putting the same command in a script in
>
>  .config/rox.sourceforge.net/ROX-Session/AutoStart
>
> No improvement :(
>
> The WM I'm using is openbox, and as far as I know this leaves the mouse
> settings alone.
>
> Scripts are properly set up BASH ones with exec permission set.

Try putting something in the script to show that it's being run, e.g.

date >> /tmp/debug

to append a timestamp to /tmp/debug each time it is run.

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MusicBox Not Playing ogg Files

I have libogg and python pyogg installed, so it should be able to play them.  It plays .wav files fine

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Re: Mouse Buttons

On Sat, 13 Dec 2008 12:42:31 +0000
"Thomas Leonard" <talex5 <at> gmail.com> wrote:

> 2008/12/7 Abrolag <abrolag <at> users.sourceforge.net>:
> > Is ROX re-writing the mouse button order sometimes?
> >
> > I have a .profile entry that changes 1-2-3-{etc} to 1-3-2-{etc}
> >
> > This works quite happily in Gnome and KDE, but with ROX it will
> > occasionally work from a 'cold' start, but never works if I swap
> > sessions. If I run the script manually after the desktop has come up,
> > it works correctly.
> >
> > I also tried putting the same command in a script in
> >
> >  .config/rox.sourceforge.net/ROX-Session/AutoStart
> >
> > No improvement :(
> >
> > The WM I'm using is openbox, and as far as I know this leaves the mouse
> > settings alone.
> >
> > Scripts are properly set up BASH ones with exec permission set.
> 
> Try putting something in the script to show that it's being run, e.g.
> 
> date >> /tmp/debug
> 
> to append a timestamp to /tmp/debug each time it is run.
> 

dcop server

Your dcop server appears to be faulty and it's making error messages pop up constantly on my computer. 

I could just turn them off but I think it'd be better if you fixed the problem at your end.

Have a nice day 

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Re: dcop server

>  making error messages pop up constantly on my computer.

What are those error messages?

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