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OpenSUSE searches for its strategyOpenSUSE searches for its strategyPosted Jun 11, 2010 6:44 UTC (Fri) by nlucas (subscriber, #33793)In reply to: OpenSUSE searches for its strategy by vblum Parent article: OpenSUSE searches for its strategy
Never seen any Ubuntu terminal with Ctrl+C used for "Copy". Care to elaborate?
I have my own bag of things I dislike about Ubuntu (left window buttons is a recent example), but that case in particular seems too strange.
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OpenSUSE searches for its strategy Posted Jun 11, 2010 8:58 UTC (Fri) by vblum (guest, #1151) [Link]
Default terminal (Gnome) that can be reached by using the menus on a freshly installed Ubuntu system. This was clearly the case with the version that was current a few weeks ago (which is now discarded on my computer), it was a matter of opening the terminal, running something longish (du -sk /* might do) and typing crtl-c ... only by changing the keyboard defaults - yes, possible - could the correct behaviour be restored).
Sure, not a terrible thing in itself, it's just a bit startling if things of this kind suddenly no longer "just work".
OpenSUSE searches for its strategy Posted Jun 11, 2010 9:54 UTC (Fri) by nlucas (subscriber, #33793) [Link]
It can't be 10.04, as I installed it from scratch on the computer I am right now and that doesn't happen. "Copy" is "Shift+Ctrl+C" (in older versions it had no shortcut, only "Paste" had "Shift+Ctrl+V").
I replied because I'm concerned it will be in the 10.10 version, but there is only an alpha version recently released (the first one of the 10.10 pre-releases).
As a developer I always have multiple terminals open and never saw that before.
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