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I dropped a launcher for the home directory in AWN and when I middle click it awn-manager window opens up. Does this happen to anyone else?
| #10477 by jawbreaker (0.2982) posted on 12:26am Saturday, September 22nd, 2007 |
I can confirm this. Actually, this happens if you middle-click on any icon for an app that isn't currently running. Middle click on open apps functions as usual though.
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| #10488 by Photon (0.6711) posted on 4:11am Saturday, September 22nd, 2007 |
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I'd say it's a function and no bug. It's a bit hard to open the AWN Manager with the right click on an empty space on the panel and this "bug" makes it much easier. 
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| #10506 by c.atterly (0.9959) posted on 8:33am Saturday, September 22nd, 2007 |
Yes I can confirm this with un-opened launchers as well. Interesting!
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| #10535 by ryancr (1.0000) posted on 10:05am Saturday, September 22nd, 2007 |
On one of the old docks I used to use (yzdock I think) the menu for settings was always on a separator so it was always easy to access, just right click the separator and ding theres your settings menu.
Doing something like this might make things more convenient. Just an idea.
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| #10541 by c.atterly (0.9959) posted on 10:32am Saturday, September 22nd, 2007 |
ryancr said:
Doing something like this might make things more convenient. Just an idea.
Good idea but it already works!
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| #10579 by ryancr (1.0000) posted on 12:05pm Saturday, September 22nd, 2007 |
haha you are right...funny that I never even tried that before.
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