- From: Roger S. Miller <rgrmill@rt66.com>
- Date: Mon, 29 Mar 1999 10:41:08 -0700 (MST)
- To: www-amaya@w3.org
On Mon, 29 Mar 1999 Irene.Vatton@inrialpes.fr wrote: > > > I suspect there is some timing problem in Amaya with respect to X. > > > Not only is there the above with double-click, but I also find that > > > the screen tends to "flash" when changing pages; and pixels tend to > > > go blank when you scroll with the arrow keys (the PgUp/Dn keys seem > > > to be all right, though), so that text lines may lose the bottom halves > > > of characters or go blank altogether. Text lines can get superimposed too. > > It's not a Amaya problem, but a X problem. You can check in the code, the > Amaya > role is limited to react at each X event. If your window manager keeps events > or your X server omits to send them, Amaya cannot work fine. > That was confirmed by people who mentioned double-click problems and explained > that Amaya worked fine as soon as they changed their window manager. Several of us report that Amaya isn't working properly under Sun's window manager. Is this a problem in all installations? or is there someone out there who is happily double-clicking and following links while running Amaya with olwm? Do other apps running under olwm fail to recognize double clicks? I thought that Sun was a major factor, so I'm a little surprised the Amaya developers aren't more concerned about Amaya's reported problem working with olwm. Incidentally, the Amaya revisions I used prior to my Nov, 1997 report (pre-1.3, revisions, I think) did a fine job following links. Roger Miller
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