Single click to open items issue in budgie
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"Single click to open items" Should select the item if the mouse is over the item. But it does not select the item. Is there an option or a fix?
budgie
asked Feb 24 at 22:38
Thomas MüllerThomas Müller
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"Single click to open items" Should select the item if the mouse is over the item. But it does not select the item. Is there an option or a fix?
budgie
asked Feb 24 at 22:38
Thomas MüllerThomas Müller
12
Not sure if I understand correctly, you meanorg.gnome.nautilus.preferences click-policy 'single', right? It does not really select on hover, just the mouse-over effect. What is exactly the issue, doesn't a single click open the file? btw: what is your budgie/Ubuntu version?
– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 25 at 12:12
Thomas, please could you mention ^^^?
– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 26 at 11:31
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"Single click to open items" Should select the item if the mouse is over the item. But it does not select the item. Is there an option or a fix?
budgie
asked Feb 24 at 22:38
Thomas MüllerThomas Müller
12
"Single click to open items" Should select the item if the mouse is over the item. But it does not select the item. Is there an option or a fix?
budgie
budgie
asked Feb 24 at 22:38
Thomas MüllerThomas Müller
12
asked Feb 24 at 22:38
Thomas MüllerThomas Müller
12
asked Feb 24 at 22:38
Thomas MüllerThomas Müller
12
asked Feb 24 at 22:38
Thomas MüllerThomas Müller
12
asked Feb 24 at 22:38
Thomas MüllerThomas Müller
12
12
Not sure if I understand correctly, you meanorg.gnome.nautilus.preferences click-policy 'single', right? It does not really select on hover, just the mouse-over effect. What is exactly the issue, doesn't a single click open the file? btw: what is your budgie/Ubuntu version?
– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 25 at 12:12
Thomas, please could you mention ^^^?
– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 26 at 11:31
add a comment |
Not sure if I understand correctly, you meanorg.gnome.nautilus.preferences click-policy 'single', right? It does not really select on hover, just the mouse-over effect. What is exactly the issue, doesn't a single click open the file? btw: what is your budgie/Ubuntu version?
– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 25 at 12:12
Thomas, please could you mention ^^^?
– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 26 at 11:31
Not sure if I understand correctly, you mean
org.gnome.nautilus.preferences click-policy 'single', right? It does not really select on hover, just the mouse-over effect. What is exactly the issue, doesn't a single click open the file? btw: what is your budgie/Ubuntu version?– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 25 at 12:12
Not sure if I understand correctly, you mean
org.gnome.nautilus.preferences click-policy 'single', right? It does not really select on hover, just the mouse-over effect. What is exactly the issue, doesn't a single click open the file? btw: what is your budgie/Ubuntu version?– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 25 at 12:12
Thomas, please could you mention ^^^?
– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 26 at 11:31
Thomas, please could you mention ^^^?
– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 26 at 11:31
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You cannot change the behavior where just hovering on the file/folder would also select the file (unless, of course, if you can edit the source code). To select a file with a click, hold down Ctrl or Shift.
Apart from the requirement to press a key for selecting one file, you can employ these keys as usual to select multiple files: Ctrl allows you to select additional files, preserving the selection. Shift allows you to select a range.
So the only difference compared to the default behaviour of "Double click" is that you should be holding down Ctrl or Shift before clicking the file you wish to select.
answered Feb 25 at 12:05
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You cannot change the behavior where just hovering on the file/folder would also select the file (unless, of course, if you can edit the source code). To select a file with a click, hold down Ctrl or Shift.
Apart from the requirement to press a key for selecting one file, you can employ these keys as usual to select multiple files: Ctrl allows you to select additional files, preserving the selection. Shift allows you to select a range.
So the only difference compared to the default behaviour of "Double click" is that you should be holding down Ctrl or Shift before clicking the file you wish to select.
answered Feb 25 at 12:05
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You cannot change the behavior where just hovering on the file/folder would also select the file (unless, of course, if you can edit the source code). To select a file with a click, hold down Ctrl or Shift.
Apart from the requirement to press a key for selecting one file, you can employ these keys as usual to select multiple files: Ctrl allows you to select additional files, preserving the selection. Shift allows you to select a range.
So the only difference compared to the default behaviour of "Double click" is that you should be holding down Ctrl or Shift before clicking the file you wish to select.
answered Feb 25 at 12:05
vanadiumvanadium
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You cannot change the behavior where just hovering on the file/folder would also select the file (unless, of course, if you can edit the source code). To select a file with a click, hold down Ctrl or Shift.
Apart from the requirement to press a key for selecting one file, you can employ these keys as usual to select multiple files: Ctrl allows you to select additional files, preserving the selection. Shift allows you to select a range.
So the only difference compared to the default behaviour of "Double click" is that you should be holding down Ctrl or Shift before clicking the file you wish to select.
answered Feb 25 at 12:05
vanadiumvanadium
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You cannot change the behavior where just hovering on the file/folder would also select the file (unless, of course, if you can edit the source code). To select a file with a click, hold down Ctrl or Shift.
Apart from the requirement to press a key for selecting one file, you can employ these keys as usual to select multiple files: Ctrl allows you to select additional files, preserving the selection. Shift allows you to select a range.
So the only difference compared to the default behaviour of "Double click" is that you should be holding down Ctrl or Shift before clicking the file you wish to select.
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Not sure if I understand correctly, you mean
org.gnome.nautilus.preferences click-policy 'single', right? It does not really select on hover, just the mouse-over effect. What is exactly the issue, doesn't a single click open the file? btw: what is your budgie/Ubuntu version?– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 25 at 12:12
Thomas, please could you mention ^^^?
– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 26 at 11:31