Disable right mouse button event / disable context menu in Linux Mint

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I am currently working on a way to create some kind of thinclient environment under Linux Mint. So the user should only be able to double-click on the shortcut on the desktop and connect via RDP on a certain server.



The shortcut keys have been remapped, the taskbar/panel is locked, but now I
can't find a proper solution to disable the right mouse button including the context menu.



What I did was to disable the right mouse button via xmod and remapped a non existing button on it. It worked, but (obviously) the right mouse button didn't work inside the rdp session.



I also didn't find any ways to disable the whole context menu in Linux Mint (which I'd be completely fine with if I could disable it)



Is there a chance to disable the (mouse) context menu or the right mouse button event (only in Linux, but still available in RDP)?










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    I am currently working on a way to create some kind of thinclient environment under Linux Mint. So the user should only be able to double-click on the shortcut on the desktop and connect via RDP on a certain server.



    The shortcut keys have been remapped, the taskbar/panel is locked, but now I
    can't find a proper solution to disable the right mouse button including the context menu.



    What I did was to disable the right mouse button via xmod and remapped a non existing button on it. It worked, but (obviously) the right mouse button didn't work inside the rdp session.



    I also didn't find any ways to disable the whole context menu in Linux Mint (which I'd be completely fine with if I could disable it)



    Is there a chance to disable the (mouse) context menu or the right mouse button event (only in Linux, but still available in RDP)?










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      I am currently working on a way to create some kind of thinclient environment under Linux Mint. So the user should only be able to double-click on the shortcut on the desktop and connect via RDP on a certain server.



      The shortcut keys have been remapped, the taskbar/panel is locked, but now I
      can't find a proper solution to disable the right mouse button including the context menu.



      What I did was to disable the right mouse button via xmod and remapped a non existing button on it. It worked, but (obviously) the right mouse button didn't work inside the rdp session.



      I also didn't find any ways to disable the whole context menu in Linux Mint (which I'd be completely fine with if I could disable it)



      Is there a chance to disable the (mouse) context menu or the right mouse button event (only in Linux, but still available in RDP)?










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      I am currently working on a way to create some kind of thinclient environment under Linux Mint. So the user should only be able to double-click on the shortcut on the desktop and connect via RDP on a certain server.



      The shortcut keys have been remapped, the taskbar/panel is locked, but now I
      can't find a proper solution to disable the right mouse button including the context menu.



      What I did was to disable the right mouse button via xmod and remapped a non existing button on it. It worked, but (obviously) the right mouse button didn't work inside the rdp session.



      I also didn't find any ways to disable the whole context menu in Linux Mint (which I'd be completely fine with if I could disable it)



      Is there a chance to disable the (mouse) context menu or the right mouse button event (only in Linux, but still available in RDP)?







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