Dirk van Hennekeler writes:
> fire up an xterm. I then fire up xscribble and resize the xterm so I can see
> both the xterm and xscribble windows without them overlapping. It takes a
> bit of fiddling but if you give focus to the xscribble window by tapping on
> the title bar then tap on the title bar of the xterm window the input from
> the xscribble should go to the terminal. You may have to do this a few times
> before it is just so. xscribble takes keystrokes and spits out characters.
I've had very little success using this method. I can only get it to
work like this:
Raise xscribble, or resize so its entire window is visible.
Bring up the root menu, and go to the System->Windows Ops menu
Click on focus. The menu will remain and you will get a bullet
pointer. Click on the window you wish to receive key events.
Now you can draw in the xscribble window, and generate key events.
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