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Sriharsha Kalluru Are there any apps that use the middle button to paste the same text every time? I've seen tools to paste clipboard text, but I want the same text to be pasted every time I click the middle mouse button. Karan With AutoHotkey the following ca
Rehan I'm working on a Linux machine, and unlike Windows, there are two clipboards, the STRG-C and STRG-V clipboards and the clipboard for highlighted text and middle-click paste. Now I'm trying to capture the paste action because I want to validate the clipbo
Dave Jarvis background I have a Logitech marble mouse trackball with the scroll function configured as follows: #!/bin/bash
dev="Logitech USB Trackball"
we="Evdev Wheel Emulation"
xinput set-int-prop "$dev" "$we Button" 8 8
xinput set-int-prop "$dev" "$we" 8
Dave Jarvis background I have a Logitech marble mouse trackball with the scroll function configured as follows: #!/bin/bash
dev="Logitech USB Trackball"
we="Evdev Wheel Emulation"
xinput set-int-prop "$dev" "$we Button" 8 8
xinput set-int-prop "$dev" "$we" 8
count 0 After that apt-get update && apt-get upgrademy middle mouse button paste stopped working on Xserver/12.04.2 LTS. This may also be due to apt-get autoremoverunning after I just ran it, but I can't remember the specific point when it stopped working. Bas
Gilles An unusual Ubuntu 12.04 system. It's built with minimal installation and doesn't have most of the usual Ubuntu graphical elements: no Unity, no Gnome shell, no LXDE, etc. (I use the i3 window manager). Therefore, instructions such as "Go to System > Uti
count 0 After that apt-get update && apt-get upgrademy middle mouse button paste stopped working on Xserver/12.04.2 LTS. This may also be due to apt-get autoremoverunning after I just ran it, but I can't remember the specific point when it stopped working. Bas
Gilles An unusual Ubuntu 12.04 system. It's built with minimal installation and doesn't have most of the usual Ubuntu graphical elements: no Unity, no Gnome shell, no LXDE, etc. (I use the i3 window manager). Therefore, instructions such as "Go to System > Uti
Gilles An unusual Ubuntu 12.04 system. It's built with minimal installation and doesn't have most of the usual Ubuntu graphical elements: no Unity, no Gnome shell, no LXDE, etc. (I use the i3 window manager). Therefore, instructions such as "Go to System > Uti
Rehan I'm working on a Linux machine, and unlike Windows, there are two clipboards, the STRG-C and STRG-V clipboards and the clipboard for highlighted text and middle-click paste. Now I'm trying to capture the paste action because I want to validate the clipbo
Dave Jarvis background I have a Logitech marble mouse trackball with the scroll function configured as follows: #!/bin/bash
dev="Logitech USB Trackball"
we="Evdev Wheel Emulation"
xinput set-int-prop "$dev" "$we Button" 8 8
xinput set-int-prop "$dev" "$we" 8
count 0 After that apt-get update && apt-get upgrademy middle mouse button paste stopped working on Xserver/12.04.2 LTS. This may also be due to apt-get autoremoverunning after I just ran it, but I can't remember the specific point when it stopped working. Bas
Rudy Withers I've investigated extensively but have not found a way to disable middle mouse button paste. I found that Auxclick can be disabled, but it doesn't work for Atom editor: atom --disable-blink-features=Auxclick Can you help me? Middle-click paste can
flow If I paste text from the browser into emacs, the emacs cursor is usually already where I'm pasting the text. If you want to use emacs in console mode, you can just move the mouse over the text and press the middle button (if gpm is disabled). However, whe
Rudy Withers I've investigated extensively but have not found a way to disable middle mouse button paste. I found that Auxclick can be disabled, but it doesn't work for Atom editor: atom --disable-blink-features=Auxclick Can you help me? Middle-click paste can
flow If I paste text from the browser into emacs, the emacs cursor is usually already where I'm pasting the text. If you want to use emacs in console mode, you can just move the mouse over the text and press the middle button (if gpm is disabled). However, whe
Radu Murzea: I'm currently developing a program in Java where a specific event has to be fired only when the user clicks with the left and right mouse buttons at the same time. Since this is a bit unconventional, I decided to test it first. here is: import jav
Radu Murzea: I'm currently developing a program in Java where a specific event has to be fired only when the user clicks with the left and right mouse buttons at the same time. Since this is a bit unconventional, I decided to test it first. here is: import jav
Tom Hamilton Stubber So I've tried going through various other questions, but they mostly focus on disabling middle mouse button paste. Basically, the middle mouse button on my Logitech G500s is broken and keeps "clicking" randomly, increasing any chance of do
Ethan Hunt I need a question to help you, how to disable middle mouse click on any link to open new tab in IE 7,8,9. I have tried many things like return false;
e.cancelBubble = true;e.returnValue = false;
But there is no way to stop IE's ability to open a Ne
Radu Murzea: I'm currently developing a program in Java where a specific event has to be fired only when the user clicks with the left and right mouse buttons at the same time. Since this is a bit unconventional, I decided to test it first. here is: import jav
Protect I want to map the "back" button (xev means "button 7") of a mouse (A4Tech X-7) as the middle mouse button. Is there a way to do this? I'm lost in Google and only find how to map buttons to keyboard shortcuts using xbindkeys etc. Operating system: Cento
Protect I want to map the "back" button (xev means "button 7") of a mouse (A4Tech X-7) as the middle mouse button. Is there a way to do this? I'm lost in Google and only find how to map buttons to keyboard shortcuts using xbindkeys etc. Operating system: Cento
Protect I want to map the "back" button (xev means "button 7") of a mouse (A4Tech X-7) as the middle mouse button. Is there a way to do this? I'm lost in Google and only find how to map buttons to keyboard shortcuts using xbindkeys etc. Operating system: Cento
essential oil My middle mouse button pastes my highlighted text. Shift+ InsText is also pasted, but sometimes with a middle-click, the pasted content differs from the pasted content. What is the difference between pasting with the middle mouse button and Shift
essential oil My middle mouse button pastes my highlighted text. Shift+ InsText is also pasted, but sometimes with a middle-click, the pasted content differs from the pasted content. What is the difference between pasting with the middle mouse button and Shift
Marten I'm in love with Ubuntu, but I really hate this feature. I'm a programmer and I've introduced bugs many times because I accidentally pasted some code that wasn't part of it. I still have debugging nightmares. And I can't even turn it off in the "Mouse a
Lefsk Is there a way to disable the default middle mouse button paste behavior on gnome? I have a responsive mouse wheel and whenever I scroll the text, it will sometimes randomly paste content into the text. I lose a lot of credibility when I send files to ot
Lefsk Is there a way to disable the default middle mouse button paste behavior on gnome? I have a responsive mouse wheel and whenever I scroll the text, it will sometimes randomly paste content into the text. I lose a lot of credibility when I send files to ot