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Subject: [gentoo-user] In X: <up> wants to "save screenshot".  How do I stop this?
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Hi, Gentoo!

Just this past hour, I've noticed that in Gnome 2, any depression of
<up> wants to create a .png image of my current desktop.  This is
regardless of which application is currently active.  This is
particularly irritating in Firefox, where I want <up> to scroll the
screen.

I suspect this might have been caused by a recent update to the ?event
library (I can't remember exactly what this was).

I hate it when people do "clever" things like this.  How can I make it
stop?

-- 
Alan Mackenzie (Nuremberg, Germany).