In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Philip Webb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Most people complain that KDE allows too much user configurability > (smile). Assuming KDE 3.5.5 (or fairly recent),
It is KDE 3.5.5. After install, I looked through all the control center options, and I was impressed -- it's still a lot, but it seems much more understandable than the last time I had a look, c. 3.2.x. > open the KDE Control Centre, goto Desktop -> Behaviour -> General > -> Mouse Button Actions ; opposite the button of your choice ( R for > you ) open the list & choose 'Custom Menu 1', which lights up the > corresponding 'edit' button; click on that to get 'menu editor', > click 'new' for 'choose application' & finally enter "apwal" in the > entry box; click 'ok' there & 'apply' back in the KDE Control Centre > display & it should work. Heh, I did do that before settling on xbindkeys. Opening a menu to then launch apwal was too much clicking for me. ;) When I am using the mouse, my left hand is usually hanging out near the ctrl key anyway, so binding to ctrl+rtclick is more comfortable than I though it would be. > 'apwal' is a joke by its French creator: 'à poil' = > 'bareback' (riding). Aha, thanks. I think after a day of usage, I am now an apwal evangelist, so that's good to know. Thanks for all your help. -- »Q« -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
