Stable 3.1beta for Unix
Bert Freudenberg
bert at isg.cs.uni-magdeburg.de
Mon May 6 14:08:20 UTC 2002
Hi Ian,
there is an #include <stdlib.h> missing in aio.c:
../src/unix/aio.c: In function `undefinedHandler':
../src/unix/aio.c:134: warning: implicit declaration of function `exit'
make: *** [aio.o] Error 1
Otherwise, it compiles fine here.
> - mouse wheel works again (wheel scrolls selection, wheel+ctrl scrolls
> the pane)
Please switch to the old way, that is, the wheel scrolls the pane. This is
how about any application handles the mouse wheel.
> - buttons are where they should be (with a new option `-swapbtn'
> which exchanges yellow and blue -- sometimes preferable on
> two-button mice)
Finally ;-)
> - modifier mappings are saner (on Apple keyboards they should now be
> identical to MacOS; for non-Apple keyboards there's a switch
> `-swapmod' to make life easier in some cases)
Alt-. does not work. Alt-anything does not work. Oh, it works with
-swapmod. I think the default should be different for non-Apple
platforms. ("Help..." -> "Command Key Help" states "use with Cmd key on
Mac and Alt key on other platforms")
Running squeak with -fullscreen does not really go to fullscreen here.
Works fine from the menu, though.
When starting an image with an absolute path, the changes file is not
found. Oh, I still have SQUEAK_SECURITY enabled by default. This whole
mechanism is outdated. In the meantime, I implemented the Security Plugin,
see http://swiki.gsug.org/sqfixes/2244.html
Should I back-port it to your 3.1beta, as well as the new browser plugin?
Or should I wait for your SF release?
-- Bert
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