Wow thanks for the quick reply Aaron.

Yes the middle mouse button is the one I'm referring to.

I never used to have the problem and would be able to transparently copy
and paste from application to application regardless of whether it was
GTK based, KDE or other (apps running under Wine being the exception).

Just as it used to work consistently, it now doesn't work consistently. 

For example, I'd try to highlight a line or paragraph on a web-page and
paste it into a document (Kwrite, Kedit, Kate or OO), copy things to and
from a console window, copy console outputs into emails etc.

Could be something to do with the "gesture" feature having appropriated
my middle mouse button? I haven't enabled it intentionally, but did come
across it. 

Marcel


On Fri, 2004-12-31 at 15:03 -0700, Aaron J. Seigo wrote:
> On Friday 31 December 2004 02:56, Marcel Lecker wrote:
> > I've taken the plunge and finally got SuSE 9.2 up on my main workstation
> > and have sadly discovered that the highlight to copy / mouse3 to paste
> > functionality has given way to the Windows million mouse click approach
> > to copy/pasting.
> 
> mouse3? you mean middle mouse button? this should still work. if it doesn't, 
> your X clipboard has issues, yes... which apps have you been trying it in, 
> exactly?
> 
> > I don't know whether this is a KDE change or a system 
> > wide change (eg xorg).
> 
> neither. it works the same as it always has in both KDE, Xorg and XFree.
> 
> > Best of the season everyone.
> 
> likewise.. =)
> 
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