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turn off mouse right button in kde? - SOLVED


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Hi.

Please help me in my problem.

I'm using Mandrake 9.1 with KDE 3.1.0 and I really must turn off right button in my mouse. Exactly I must turn off right click menu on icons on my desktop. Can anyone tall me how to do that!!?!! Please Help me!!

 

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look in kontrol center (IE: configure your desktop)->peripherals->mouse. i think the controls for that are in there. if not, then look in look n feel->behaviour, or somewhere in there. (i'm at work & not on Linux right now)

 

Chris

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In Kontrol center is no option for turning off right mouse button. There I can only turn off right mouse button for desktop. I'm interested in turning off this button for all (f.e. when i right click on icon in my desktop there shows me a menu -> i wont to turn it off, or thre is a menu when I right click on panel -> I must turn it off too). I can't find any option to turn off right mouse button globaly. Maby there is this in some file? If You have any idea how to turn it off please halp me :-)

Maby when You will be at home and on linux? :D

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Yes I have tried, but in mousedrake or mouseconfig I can choose type of mouse and for PS2 mouse there is no option for one button mouse :wall:

 

Anyway, I must turn off right mouse button because this button gives potential enormously acces rights to launch , modiefy programs and cofigure KDE or even linux environment.

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With xmodmap, you can reassign button numbers. With this command, you could assign the right button number 6 for example, and it would become useless (X only uses 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5).

 

Yves.

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Changing mouse buttons, for whatever reason, works as I explain here:

http://mandrakeusers.org/index.php?showtop...indpost&p=60941

In you case, you would do something like that:

xmodmap -e "pointer = 1 6 3 4 5 2"

That's provided you declared 6 buttons in your XF86config file (see link).

 

Yves.

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