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[feature request] allow disabling mouse input #1289
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Does the mouse-grabbing behaviour bother in some way? |
In every program it does to some degree, yes. I mainly have mouse plugged in the first place since it or some form of pointer device is mandatory for modern web browsing and DEs (including Gnome). Disabling the feature may also lower to overhead to a minor degree. |
This is done by passing the `handle_mouse` Boolean argument to urwid's main loop (currently unused). By default, the mouse remains enabled (see `khal.spec`). Mouse can be disabled either by setting `enable_mouse = False` in the `[default]` section of khal's config file, or by passing the `--no-mouse` flag to the `khal interactive` or `ikhal` click commands.
I've opened a PR to add this functionality. |
[ikhal] add option to disable mouse, fixes #1289
from the
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page:I don't use the mouse with any application which can be used entirely with the keyboard. For instance
htop
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have an option (a flag) to disable mouse support.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: