Re: auto Right-click on selection

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> On 07/22/2019 08:43 AM, Christian Schmitz wrote:
> > Hi all.
> > 	I have a Opensuse tumbleweed 7 days from update. And i foun a
> > strange "function".
> >  Every time that i select something automatically is pressed right click
> > ( drop down the menú).
> > 	This is very annioning because select some files on konqueror  implies
> > move without question ( takes the right click as an anwser to menú
> > move/copy/link)
> >
> > Personally i want disable any type of automation. Really i allways
> > preffer do my own task, i dont like the autocopy to clipboard of selected
> > text (strange thing from some time), no right click, i can done it if i
> > want do it.
> >
> > Best Regards.
> > Christian
>
> Check kcontrol settings and see if the following is enabled:
>
>   Desktop->Window Behavior->[Focus] [x] Auto raise
>
> If it is, uncheck it.
>
> Also check
>
>   Peripherals->Mouse->[General]->Icons->Single-click..
>   [x] Automatically select icons
>
> uncheck it.
>
> If neither of those are the problem, turn your mouse over and whack it on
> the desk a couple of times to make sure the rt-mouse button swtich isn't
> stuck :)
On Wednesday 24 July 2019 19:44:54 David C. Rankin wrote:

Thanks you, i will try with a new mouse.
Best Regards
Christian


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