- From: Stephane Gully <stephane.gully@inrialpes.fr>
- Date: Fri, 14 Jan 2005 16:54:51 +0100
- To: "David N. Wilson" <dnwilson@bigpond.com>
- CC: www-amaya@w3.org
>I use KDE (3.2.1) on Linux Suse 9.1. Most of the several previous versions of >Amaya that I have used have never been able to paste text cut from KDE >applications such as browsers (Konqueror) or from kwrite. I have had to use >OpenOffice as an intermediate step and drag and drop the text into Amaya. >However with version 9 even this does not work. > >With version 9 I have not been able to past any plain text (or any other >object) from ANY other applications into Amaya. (Cut from Amaya to paste in >other KDE applications does work). > > Amaya has known problems with Copy/Paste on linux debian (woody) with very old GTK2 version : 2.0.2 Maybe you have a old GTK2 version installed ? Could you join the output of : pkg-config --modversion 'gtk+-2.0' ? >The second problem is with the File->Open->browse interface. When I navigate >through the directories and files the selected directory of files >'disappears' (leaves a blank space). That is it seems to be rendered white on >white. I have changed the color selection setting but it does not seem to >apply to file management panels. > > I dont understand well the problem, maybe it's a problem with your gtk theme ? (FileBrowser is the generic GTK one) > >With the File->New dialog, if do not select the default >suggestion /usr/share/Amaya/amaya/New.html and select the browse option I can >select the directory but there is no place to enter the file name and even >assuming and it does not assume New.html. I have not found how to open a new >document except as /usr/share/Amaya/amaya/New.html and then save as XXX in an >other directory. > This bug is fixed now. Thanks for the report. -- Stéphane GULLY - (http://www.zeitoun.net)
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