Restore middle click in Debian 9.5 & Mint 19.0
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Does anyone know how I can restore the middle click capability in Debian 9.5?
With version 8.5, I could hold down the middle mouse button, or both mouse buttons together, to drag a document or file to be copied, moved or link, into a new folder, and be prompted to ask what I would like to do
Now it automatically moves to the same drive, or copies if to another drive.
Linux Mint 19.0 behaves the same as Debian 9.5.
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Does anyone know how I can restore the middle click capability in Debian 9.5?
With version 8.5, I could hold down the middle mouse button, or both mouse buttons together, to drag a document or file to be copied, moved or link, into a new folder, and be prompted to ask what I would like to do
Now it automatically moves to the same drive, or copies if to another drive.
Linux Mint 19.0 behaves the same as Debian 9.5.
debian ubuntu linux-mint kernel-modules mouse
It's not debian or mint or any distribution speicific; it's a gnome3 nautilus issue.
â Ipor Sircer
Sep 11 at 3:00
Hello, thanks for your comment. What can i make to have this function again? You know this?
â Steve
Sep 12 at 11:02
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Does anyone know how I can restore the middle click capability in Debian 9.5?
With version 8.5, I could hold down the middle mouse button, or both mouse buttons together, to drag a document or file to be copied, moved or link, into a new folder, and be prompted to ask what I would like to do
Now it automatically moves to the same drive, or copies if to another drive.
Linux Mint 19.0 behaves the same as Debian 9.5.
debian ubuntu linux-mint kernel-modules mouse
Does anyone know how I can restore the middle click capability in Debian 9.5?
With version 8.5, I could hold down the middle mouse button, or both mouse buttons together, to drag a document or file to be copied, moved or link, into a new folder, and be prompted to ask what I would like to do
Now it automatically moves to the same drive, or copies if to another drive.
Linux Mint 19.0 behaves the same as Debian 9.5.
debian ubuntu linux-mint kernel-modules mouse
debian ubuntu linux-mint kernel-modules mouse
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It's not debian or mint or any distribution speicific; it's a gnome3 nautilus issue.
â Ipor Sircer
Sep 11 at 3:00
Hello, thanks for your comment. What can i make to have this function again? You know this?
â Steve
Sep 12 at 11:02
add a comment |Â
It's not debian or mint or any distribution speicific; it's a gnome3 nautilus issue.
â Ipor Sircer
Sep 11 at 3:00
Hello, thanks for your comment. What can i make to have this function again? You know this?
â Steve
Sep 12 at 11:02
It's not debian or mint or any distribution speicific; it's a gnome3 nautilus issue.
â Ipor Sircer
Sep 11 at 3:00
It's not debian or mint or any distribution speicific; it's a gnome3 nautilus issue.
â Ipor Sircer
Sep 11 at 3:00
Hello, thanks for your comment. What can i make to have this function again? You know this?
â Steve
Sep 12 at 11:02
Hello, thanks for your comment. What can i make to have this function again? You know this?
â Steve
Sep 12 at 11:02
add a comment |Â
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It's not debian or mint or any distribution speicific; it's a gnome3 nautilus issue.
â Ipor Sircer
Sep 11 at 3:00
Hello, thanks for your comment. What can i make to have this function again? You know this?
â Steve
Sep 12 at 11:02