>>>>> "Wichert" == Wichert Akkerman <wakkerma_at_WI.LeidenUniv.NL> writes:
Wichert> Hello!
> Chad> Everything works fine on the 20, and on our SPARCstation 1's,
> Chad> but on our SPARC IPC there is a problem with changing pages
> Chad> using the mouse. When the mouse is moved vertically off the
> Chad> screen then it flips to the next screen (page) perfectly. But,
> Chad> when the the mouse is moved horizontally off the screen then it
> Chad> does not flip to the next page unless the mouse is moved *VERY*
> Chad> slowly. I have tried adjusting the EdgeResistance from 0 0
>
> I've never seen this problem before. I just played with it a little
> right now, and my horizontal and vertical edge scrolling are both the
> same speed, and react equally well to slow and fast mouse movement,
> although an EdgeResistance w/ a low first param seemed better for fast
> movement. Not sure what to tell you here...
Wichert> I've noticed the same kind of behaviour with a Sun IPC
Wichert> running fvwm 1.24. Vertical edge scrolling since to work
Wichert> fine, but when I move the mouse horizontally it just
Wichert> disappears at the side of the screen. I've got no idea what
Wichert> causes this behaviour or of fvwm2 still has the same
Wichert> behaviour on the IPC since I haven't compiled it yet under
Wichert> SunOS.
Hm.
Well, maybe its a SPARC IPC problem then? Especially since it's not
seen under the other SPARC's Chad mentioned above.
Do the SPARC IPC's have any kind of built in virtual desktop support
support (that makes it act like a really wide screen)? I know IBM X
Stations have this support built in, and XFree86 under Linux has
something similiar (which caused odd problems for someone else on this
list at one point). If it does, find out how to shut that feature off
and see if the problem goes away. If not, I don't have any other
ideas yet...
Chuck
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Received on Tue Dec 05 1995 - 08:28:35 GMT