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How do I disable 'hold left click to trigger right click' in Ubuntu Dock?
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are In
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Gnome dash to dock extension minimize when you click, instead of shift+clickIn Ubuntu 17.10, how to rearrange icons in dockHow to remove an option from the Dock context menu for an application?Show desktop icon in Ubuntu 17.10 dockHow do I open all windows when clicking the icon in Ubuntu dock?18.04 - How to enable right click dock icon to see windows open without having to click 'all windows'?How do you disable the window preview in Ubuntu dock (GNOME sidebar)?Ubuntu 18.0.4 Dock mouse hover tooltips - how to disable?Can't add app (PyCharm) to Ubuntu Dock in Ubuntu 18.04Dock moves to left side resulting in double dock when clicking “Show Applications”
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When I hold left click on an application icon in Ubuntu dock It show right click menu options. How can I disable this behavior?
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Short answer: you cannot change that without editing source code.
This behavior apparently is inherited from the Gnome Shell Dock. When the Ubuntu Dock is disabled, you still get to see a dock (aka the Dash) in the overview, i.e., the view you get when clicking the Activities button. Also there, a long click on an icon will reveal the right-click options. Thus, this is standard behavior of Gnome Shell, the desktop environment Ubuntu is build upon.
As no settings related to this behavior are exposed, one likely must edit the source code of Gnome Shell to change that behavior.
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thats a nice explanation.. can you include some ideas on is there a way to edit source code or how to know which file have code related to it..
– PRATAP
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@PRATAP, I surely would if I were a system expert with good developper skills or if I had plenty of time ;)
– vanadium
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Short answer: you cannot change that without editing source code.
This behavior apparently is inherited from the Gnome Shell Dock. When the Ubuntu Dock is disabled, you still get to see a dock (aka the Dash) in the overview, i.e., the view you get when clicking the Activities button. Also there, a long click on an icon will reveal the right-click options. Thus, this is standard behavior of Gnome Shell, the desktop environment Ubuntu is build upon.
As no settings related to this behavior are exposed, one likely must edit the source code of Gnome Shell to change that behavior.
answered 2 days ago
vanadiumvanadium
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thats a nice explanation.. can you include some ideas on is there a way to edit source code or how to know which file have code related to it..
– PRATAP
2 days ago
@PRATAP, I surely would if I were a system expert with good developper skills or if I had plenty of time ;)
– vanadium
2 days ago
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Short answer: you cannot change that without editing source code.
This behavior apparently is inherited from the Gnome Shell Dock. When the Ubuntu Dock is disabled, you still get to see a dock (aka the Dash) in the overview, i.e., the view you get when clicking the Activities button. Also there, a long click on an icon will reveal the right-click options. Thus, this is standard behavior of Gnome Shell, the desktop environment Ubuntu is build upon.
As no settings related to this behavior are exposed, one likely must edit the source code of Gnome Shell to change that behavior.
answered 2 days ago
vanadiumvanadium
7,80811532
thats a nice explanation.. can you include some ideas on is there a way to edit source code or how to know which file have code related to it..
– PRATAP
2 days ago
@PRATAP, I surely would if I were a system expert with good developper skills or if I had plenty of time ;)
– vanadium
2 days ago
add a comment |
Short answer: you cannot change that without editing source code.
This behavior apparently is inherited from the Gnome Shell Dock. When the Ubuntu Dock is disabled, you still get to see a dock (aka the Dash) in the overview, i.e., the view you get when clicking the Activities button. Also there, a long click on an icon will reveal the right-click options. Thus, this is standard behavior of Gnome Shell, the desktop environment Ubuntu is build upon.
As no settings related to this behavior are exposed, one likely must edit the source code of Gnome Shell to change that behavior.
answered 2 days ago
vanadiumvanadium
7,80811532
Short answer: you cannot change that without editing source code.
This behavior apparently is inherited from the Gnome Shell Dock. When the Ubuntu Dock is disabled, you still get to see a dock (aka the Dash) in the overview, i.e., the view you get when clicking the Activities button. Also there, a long click on an icon will reveal the right-click options. Thus, this is standard behavior of Gnome Shell, the desktop environment Ubuntu is build upon.
As no settings related to this behavior are exposed, one likely must edit the source code of Gnome Shell to change that behavior.
answered 2 days ago
vanadiumvanadium
7,80811532
answered 2 days ago
vanadiumvanadium
7,80811532
answered 2 days ago
vanadiumvanadium
7,80811532
answered 2 days ago
vanadiumvanadium
7,80811532
7,80811532
thats a nice explanation.. can you include some ideas on is there a way to edit source code or how to know which file have code related to it..
– PRATAP
2 days ago
@PRATAP, I surely would if I were a system expert with good developper skills or if I had plenty of time ;)
– vanadium
2 days ago
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thats a nice explanation.. can you include some ideas on is there a way to edit source code or how to know which file have code related to it..
– PRATAP
2 days ago
@PRATAP, I surely would if I were a system expert with good developper skills or if I had plenty of time ;)
– vanadium
2 days ago
thats a nice explanation.. can you include some ideas on is there a way to edit source code or how to know which file have code related to it..
– PRATAP
2 days ago
thats a nice explanation.. can you include some ideas on is there a way to edit source code or how to know which file have code related to it..
– PRATAP
2 days ago
@PRATAP, I surely would if I were a system expert with good developper skills or if I had plenty of time ;)
– vanadium
2 days ago
@PRATAP, I surely would if I were a system expert with good developper skills or if I had plenty of time ;)
– vanadium
2 days ago
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