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Bug#108431; Package links.
debian-bugs-dist@lists.debian.orgPeter Gervai
Subject: Bug#108431: links: gpm need shift even within OS shell
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Package: links
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When links is displaying a page, the user must hold down shift to
use the mouse for cut-&-paste with gpm. This is documented.
However, if the `OS shell' command is used, shift is still needed
to cut-&-paste from the shell. This is not documented; it is
unexpected behavior and should be unnecessary.
--
"Long noun chains don't automatically imply security."
--Bruce Schneier
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Subject: links: gpm need shift even within OS shell
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Package: links
Version: 0.95-1
When links is displaying a page, the user must hold down shift to
use the mouse for cut-&-paste with gpm. This is documented.
However, if the `OS shell' command is used, shift is still needed
to cut-&-paste from the shell. This is not documented; it is
unexpected behavior and should be unnecessary.
--
"Long noun chains don't automatically imply security."
--Bruce Schneier
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Bug#108431; Package links.
debian-bugs-dist@lists.debian.orgPeter Gervai
Subject: Bug#108431: links: gpm need shift even within OS shell
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On Sat, Aug 11, 2001 at 05:21:53PM -0400, Ben Pfaff wrote:
> Package: links
> Version: 0.95-1
>
> When links is displaying a page, the user must hold down shift to
> use the mouse for cut-&-paste with gpm. This is documented.
> However, if the `OS shell' command is used, shift is still needed
> to cut-&-paste from the shell. This is not documented; it is
> unexpected behavior and should be unnecessary.
Thanks,
This should be fixed. Let me point out, however, that the author usually
unavailable for cosmetic changes unless patch provided, and I am not familiar
in libgpm handlers. I'll forward this to him, but I do not expect it to
be fixed in the close future. :-(
peter
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Subject: Re: Bug#108431: links: gpm need shift even within OS shell
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On Sat, Aug 11, 2001 at 05:21:53PM -0400, Ben Pfaff wrote:
> Package: links
> Version: 0.95-1
>
> When links is displaying a page, the user must hold down shift to
> use the mouse for cut-&-paste with gpm. This is documented.
> However, if the `OS shell' command is used, shift is still needed
> to cut-&-paste from the shell. This is not documented; it is
> unexpected behavior and should be unnecessary.
Thanks,
This should be fixed. Let me point out, however, that the author usually
unavailable for cosmetic changes unless patch provided, and I am not familiar
in libgpm handlers. I'll forward this to him, but I do not expect it to
be fixed in the close future. :-(
peter
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Hello,
This is confirmed: the call to OS Shell does not release the gpm mouse
handler.
peter
----- Forwarded message from Ben Pfaff -----
Package: links
Version: 0.95-1
When links is displaying a page, the user must hold down shift to
use the mouse for cut-&-paste with gpm. This is documented.
However, if the `OS shell' command is used, shift is still needed
to cut-&-paste from the shell. This is not documented; it is
unexpected behavior and should be unnecessary.
--
"Long noun chains don't automatically imply security."
--Bruce Schneier
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