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Enable|Disable this button for use with btnx
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TRANSLATORS: do not translate btnx. It is the name of a program.
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(no translation yet)
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Located in
widgets.c:246
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The name of this button
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The delay in milliseconds before btnx will allow this button to send another event after being pressed. This is useful if your button is very sensitive or sends many signals at once.
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TRANSLATORS: this describes to the user what "Repeat delay" means. Do not
* translate btnx, it is the name of a program.
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Located in
widgets.c:260
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Force btnx to send a button release signal right after the button is pressed. Helps with buttons that get stuck. The button cannot be held down.
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Located in
widgets.c:265
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The key or mouse button sent by btnx when pressing this button. It can be accompanied by up to three modifier keys.
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TRANSLATORS: btnx is the name of a program. Do not translate it. The modifer
* key is a keyboard key that can be, for example, Shift, Ctrl, or Alt.
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Located in
widgets.c:271
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Switch to the next configuration with a lower priority.
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widgets.c:293
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Switch to the previous configuration with a higher priority.
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Switch to the configuration selected in the drop-down list to the right.
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Located in
widgets.c:299
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The shell command sent by btnx when pressing this button. The first word must be the full path of the program (Example: /usr/bin/gedit) followed by optional arguments.
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TRANSLATORS: do not translate btnx. It is the name of a program.
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Located in
widgets.c:303
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The UID of the owner of the process started by the command. Change this to your UID or the UID defaults to 0. This means the PROCESS WILL BE RUN AS ROOT (not recommended, unless necessary).
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TRANSLATORS: The UID refers
* to User Identification, a number referring to a user in a
* Linux system. Do not try to translate UID unless it is explicitly. Try
* to make this sound serious, because the user might be doing something that
* compromises their system security!
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Located in
widgets.c:313
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