The problem was solved with unckecking support of mouse gestures in appropriate section of System Settings - holding mouse middle-button was the beginning of gesture.
2009/7/31 Dennis <dennismail@xxxxxxx>
Hi,
thanks for your answer - I want to give my answer to it.
Sorry - I was used that much to it that I forgot I use a german keyboard.
> All that information (thanks) but you failed to explain what the STRG key
> is! Never-the-less, google to the rescue, and it seems safe to say,
> that's German for the CTRL aka control key. =:^)
Oh, this is an important point. Nevertheless, I want to add that it has to be
> To answer your question, I don't believe it's possible to configure mouse
> combinations that way. KDE's "hotkey" mapping seems not so powerful in
> that regard.
possible. The reason for this is: Before I reinstalled the whole system, I
made an upgrade from Kubuntu 8.04 (KDE 3) to 9.04 (KDE 4) - and after rebootng
the system, I both did get an KDE 4 desktop and working key bindings. I know
that this may also be related to some of Ubuntu' s known technology, but it
was working - I saw it on my own laptop.
And also, I can switch the cube on with <CTRL>-<F11> (default settings)... I
also tried to only use 2 keys (eg <CTRL>+<LeftMouse>), but no single button of
my mouse was recognizes. So the question is: What goes wrong here? I doubt
that it' s a general question, because I can left-click on things in my KDE 4
desktop, so the first step would be to find out why left mouse button is not
taken at all for ANY (!) key binding function.
Any ideas?
Regards,
Michael
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