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waltdnes@××××××××.org wrote: |
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> This happens when I try to "Save As" from Gnumeric or Gimp or |
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> AbiWord. I select a directory and try to navigate into it by left |
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> clicking on the folder icon. Nothing happens. If I madly left-click |
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> away on it for 15 or 20 seconds, the folder finally opens up. There |
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> has got to be an easier way. Note: I'm running ICEWM, not GNOME. |
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> Gnumeric/Gimp/Abiword are GNOME apps that I'd happily get rid of, if |
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> the alternatives weren't worse. |
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I never had this problem with Gimp or any other gtk2 based program. |
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I'm using XFCE and have no Gnome installed. Works perfect. Many years |
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ago I used Gimp with KDE3. Also without problems. |
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Never used Gnumeric or Abiword. I'm using Libreoffice instead. |
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I don't know what kind of work you do with Gimp. So I can't give you |
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a recommendation for a replacement. What I can say is that you will |
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not find a program for Linux with the same features as Gimp. But |
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depending on what you wanna do you will maybe find some other tool |
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that will meet your demands. |
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Btw: I don't think that Gimp is a Gnome app. It just has some |
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dependencies that also Gnome has, but it can be installed and used |
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without Gnome. |
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Regards |
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wabe |
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