SVN xfmedia as of 9:30pm EST, May 3. Video window doesn't become full screen when hitting the "f" key, with either playlist window or video window focused. Any combonation of F + shift, alt, or ctrl, with num lock and caps lock off and on also do not work. Double clicking the video window does. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3.
Odd, works fine here.
Not sure what's up here, but this works for me, and others as well. Haven't heard of anyone else with this problem.
While upgrading from 0.8.0CVS to 0.8.0, I looked at the screenshots for xfmedia. The keybindings window screenshot is full of stuff. The keybindings tab on my xfmedia is empty, has been as long as I remember having it. Upgrading to Xfmedia 0.8.0, and killing my xfmedia config did not resolve the problem. Running make uninstall in the built 0.8.0 tree, and reinstalling didn't help. The uninstall left these empty directories: /usr/local/etc/xdg/xfmedia /usr/local/lib/xfmedia /usr/local/share/xfmedia /usr/local/include/xfmedia And this named pipe: /tmp/xfmedia-infopipe.1000.1 Removing them and killing my config and cache in the my home directory also left the keybindings window empty. Is this perhaps the cause of this bug?
This is odd. After installing, you should have a stock keybindings file in $sysconfdir/xdg/xfmedia/keybindings.rc. If you change keybindings, you should end up with one in ~/.config/xfmedia/keybindings.rc. Xfmedia should first load the systemwide file, and then overlay the per-user file; that way you get any new keybindings that are added.
I don't get a user config file, which isn't surprising since I can't actually edit the keybindings. Copying /usr/local/etc/xdg/xfmedia/keybindings.rc to ~/.config/xfmedia/keybindings.rc creates a set of available keybindings, and all the bindings now work.
Are you installing via 'make install' to the same prefix that your configuring with? Xfmedia should first try to open /usr/local/etc/xdg/xfmedia/keybindings.rc, assuming it was compiled with "configure --prefix=/usr/local" (the default). Try stracing it, and grep for "keybindings.rc" to see what it's trying to open.