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On 30/1/20 1:41 pm, Andrew Lowe wrote: |
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> Hi all, |
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> Yesterday afternoon, and for the last ??? years, I could be using |
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> Firefox, within KDE and with a Logitech M560[1] mouse, middle click on a |
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> link and a new tab would open containing the link. |
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> I did an "emerge world", which included some KDE stuff, but not |
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> Firefox, last night and this morning, this functionality is now gone. |
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> Has anyone else got this problem or come across it being mentioning in |
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> their wanderings of the web? |
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> Any thoughts greatly appreciated, |
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> Andrew |
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> [1] https://tinyurl.com/u9vxqdy |
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Well it appears it's the kernel.... Boot into my environment with the |
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5.4.14 kernel, bring up FF and then happily go "middle button clicking" |
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on links. Tabs with the appropriate links start popping up everywhere, |
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as expected. |
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Shutdown then restart using the 5.5.0 kernel and try "middle button |
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clicking" and it fails. I'll have to do some more checking but it looks |
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like that is the problem. |
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Andrew |
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