Niv Altivanik (Debian) wrote:
Anthony DeRobertis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Adding the ones that grab F12 by default to README.Debian
would be helpful, though.
It is a long search that i wish not to start, can you imagine how many
apps can potential do this in Debian ??
How many do so by default,
Package: skippy
Version: 0.5.0-3
Severity: normal
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README.Debian tells me to look for key-grabbing applications. I have
no idea how to go about this; and neither, most likely, will most users
of this package.
Quick Googling results in a suggestion
Well, neither do I, the way I look for key-grabbing applications is
`ps auxf | less`, Are you asking me to add enlightenment, xbindkeys,
and all other applications using X_GrabKey to Conflicts: ?
Regards,
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Niv ALTIVANIK [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Anthony DeRobertis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No, adding to conflicts wouldn't be right --- just because they are
installed on the system does not mean they are in use (nor does them
not being installed mean they aren't, with X being a network protocol
and all). Adding the ones that grab F12
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