On Thu, Aug 15, 2002 at 04:49:50PM -0400, Stephen Dennison wrote:
> I have had this problem before... Didn't take too long to figure out that
> num lock was down, so I didn't feel too stupid, however it has happened to
> me again lately and the num lock was not pressed. I haven't been able to
> put my finger on exactly what causes it, and when I try to intentionally
> recreate the problem I can't seem to do it, but every once in a while I go
> back to my terminal and discover that I can't drag windows around just
> like the num lock was pressed.
> The problem has occurred once when I left my terminal for a period of time
> not greater than 5 minutes with a screen saver running, some applications
> being xhosted from other machines, and a few local running applications.
> It has occurred several times while I have screen locked and left the
> machine running over the weekend, again with several xhosted applications
> and just a handful of locally running programs.
> In order to fix the problem I actually have to restart X, not just the
> window manager.
>
> The system is running redhat 7.3 on an intel something or other and
> whatever version of fvwm2 that came with redhat. The .fvwm2rc is my own
> custom made file, not based on the one that came with redhat, but put
> together from scratch. Oh, and it's a dual monitor display system using
> the xinerama extension on 2 monitors of the same size and resolution. I
> can't think of any other pertinent information, but if anyone has any
> ideas as to what might be causing it I'd very much like to hear them.
How about the scroll-lock and caps-lock keys?
Bye
Dominik ^_^ ^_^
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Received on Fri Aug 16 2002 - 03:42:27 BST