>I've created a new branch "font-module" where I'm trying to factorize
>font rendering with truetype fonts into a module. This way it shouldn't
>be hard to support anti-aliased fonts in lisp distributions that
>support them, while maintaining compatibility with distributions that
>don't (ie ECL).
I use fvwm under arch linux, and I met exactly the same problem as yours.
just enter :
GDK_CORE_DEVICE_EVENTS=1 evince &
in your xterm / rxvt /..., and the scrolling problem of evince got fixed,
thank you for your hints,Scott!
Try it and good luck.
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I know this is a work around, but does anyone know where it should be
set to obtain the appropriate scope? I put this in my xinitrc before
running stumpwm and it broke my mouse! If I export it from the
terminal, it works for applications launched from that terminal, but not
others. I know I could
David,
I put the export line in my ~/.zshrc, and I have "source ~/.zshrc" in
my .xinitrc before launching stumpwm, and it works when I launch
evince (though I only used it for testing; zathura is way better IMO)
from stumpwm C-t ! and from emacs with M-! even though *shell-program*
is /bin/sh.
I
I placed mine in /etc/environment and evince has been scrolling with no ill
effects.
Hope it helps
On Fri, Mar 14, 2014 at 9:24 PM, Scott Jaderholm wrote:
> David,
>
> I put the export line in my ~/.zshrc, and I have "source ~/.zshrc" in
> my .xinitrc before launching stumpwm, and it works when
