Hi Mike,
Anyone got a pointer to the patch?
Below is an old posting that contains a patch for the modifier keys on
OS X. I've just verified that the same patch and instructions also
work for LyX 1.3.6 and Qt/Mac 3.3.5. The end result should be that
your Command key maps to LyX's meta key
Hi Mike,
Anyone got a pointer to the patch?
Below is an old posting that contains a patch for the modifier keys on
OS X. I've just verified that the same patch and instructions also
work for LyX 1.3.6 and Qt/Mac 3.3.5. The end result should be that
your Command key maps to LyX's meta key
Hi Mike,
> Anyone got a pointer to the patch?
Below is an old posting that contains a patch for the modifier keys on
OS X. I've just verified that the same patch and instructions also
work for LyX 1.3.6 and Qt/Mac 3.3.5. The end result should be that
your Command key maps to LyX's meta key
I use LyX on both Unix and the Mac. The Mac version does a marvelous
job of looking like a Mac application (at least to my
not-very-mac-enabled-eyes), but it does so by mapping the control key
bindings to the command key. This means I can't use the non-Mac
bindings - especially the emacs bindings
On Sep 13, 2005, at 5:31 PM, Mike Meyer wrote:
I use LyX on both Unix and the Mac. The Mac version does a marvelous
job of looking like a Mac application (at least to my
not-very-mac-enabled-eyes), but it does so by mapping the control key
bindings to the command key. This means I can't use the
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Bennett Helm [EMAIL PROTECTED] typed:
On Sep 13, 2005, at 5:31 PM, Mike Meyer wrote:
I use LyX on both Unix and the Mac. The Mac version does a marvelous
job of looking like a Mac application (at least to my
not-very-mac-enabled-eyes), but it does so by mapping the
I use LyX on both Unix and the Mac. The Mac version does a marvelous
job of looking like a Mac application (at least to my
not-very-mac-enabled-eyes), but it does so by mapping the control key
bindings to the command key. This means I can't use the non-Mac
bindings - especially the emacs bindings
On Sep 13, 2005, at 5:31 PM, Mike Meyer wrote:
I use LyX on both Unix and the Mac. The Mac version does a marvelous
job of looking like a Mac application (at least to my
not-very-mac-enabled-eyes), but it does so by mapping the control key
bindings to the command key. This means I can't use the
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Bennett Helm [EMAIL PROTECTED] typed:
On Sep 13, 2005, at 5:31 PM, Mike Meyer wrote:
I use LyX on both Unix and the Mac. The Mac version does a marvelous
job of looking like a Mac application (at least to my
not-very-mac-enabled-eyes), but it does so by mapping the
I use LyX on both Unix and the Mac. The Mac version does a marvelous
job of looking like a Mac application (at least to my
not-very-mac-enabled-eyes), but it does so by mapping the control key
bindings to the command key. This means I can't use the non-Mac
bindings - especially the emacs bindings
On Sep 13, 2005, at 5:31 PM, Mike Meyer wrote:
I use LyX on both Unix and the Mac. The Mac version does a marvelous
job of looking like a Mac application (at least to my
not-very-mac-enabled-eyes), but it does so by mapping the control key
bindings to the command key. This means I can't use the
In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Bennett Helm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> typed:
> On Sep 13, 2005, at 5:31 PM, Mike Meyer wrote:
> > I use LyX on both Unix and the Mac. The Mac version does a marvelous
> > job of looking like a Mac application (at least to my
> > not-very-mac-enabled-eyes), but it does so by
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