Bug 54295

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User-Agent: Mozilla/4.78 [en] (X11; U; Linux 2.4.7-2 i686)

Description of problem:
After installing Red Hat 7.2 Beta (Roswell) and logging in under GNOME, I
could not hold down the Left Ctrl key and use the mouse buttons over an
Xterm to access the menus.

The key binding for sawfish, accessable in
GNOME->Programs->Settings->Desktop->"Window Manager"->"Run Configuration
Tool for Sawfish"->Bindings (say that three times fast!), were initially
set to use "control" as the modifier key.  This default interrupts normal
use of control in other applications such as Xterm.

I tried changing the modifier to "alt", and this brought back my Xterm
windows, but I could no longer access the Sawfish controls with
LeftAlt-MiddleMouseButton.  I settled on "shift" because I do not use any
applications that require LeftShift-MouseButton actions, and this seemed to
give me access to both the Xterm menus and the Sawfish menus.

I was also confused by the existance of both the path above (to bindings)
and a separate path of GNOME->Programs->Settings->"Sawfish window manager",
which does not have a Bindings entry.  It took me a while to determine that
there was another place I could configure Sawfish and locate the Bindings
controls.  "Bindings" is also missing if I use the Nautilus "Start Here"
program and access Preferences:///Sawfish.  

I would prefer a single interface to configuring the window manager rather
than several, or at very least, to see all of the configuration options
consistently available through all interfaces.  The Bindings controls are
too deeply buried in menus.


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How reproducible:
Didn't try

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install RedHat 7.2 beta
2. Launch Gnome
3. Hold Ctrl and Right Mouse Button
	

Actual Results:  No menu	

Expected Results:  VT Fonts menu should appear.

Additional info: