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Vanessa Ezekowitz wrote:
> > I have often been getting this lockup of pcb when I perform some
> > action, I think relating to using the scroll wheel to zoom, but
> > maybe something else too.  Anyway, it happens frequently, and
> > though pcb isn't totally locked up, I can't escape or save my
> > layout.
> 
> I've had this happen countless times, and the only way out is to
> click the Close Window button and let PCB save my layout on the way
> down.
> 
> I filed bug #699309 on launchpad some time back, but I've just now
> added a clearly-defined test case that you might want to test out.

It's somehow reproducible also without a scrollwheel. With default
config just press z or shift-z while the mouse pointer is anywhere
outside the layout but still within the pcb window. Using GTK.


//Peter