tomhc
August 28th, 2011, 11:53 PM
How would one disable "Select to copy" and "Middle button Paste". Form forums i read, you can disable "Middle button Paste" by editing a "Xorg Config file", does anyone know of a alternative way? Editing the "Xorg" file does not remove the select to copy function. I would really like to remove it. :popcorn: :), but can not find a forum or article that helps with this. :(
So i would like to know how to disable "Select to copy" and "Middle button Paste". I am running KDE in kubuntu 11.04.
As a side note: Why...
I would like to disable select to copy becuase:
I highlight text sometimes to see it better and to know where i left off when reading articles while switching tabs. I would like to not have something i selected to appear in a social messaging application.
And I would like to use the middle button to close applactions, or open hyperlinks Via Middle Button, (as middle button opens them in a inactive new tab {Which is very useful}).
Please don't say "Get used to it" or "Select to copy is the BEST, MOST AWESOME, feature in Linux. Why would you want to remove it"
If you don't have time, Please just tell me if this is possible, so that i can continue searching. :)
:KS Thank you ahead of time Linux Angels! :P
So i would like to know how to disable "Select to copy" and "Middle button Paste". I am running KDE in kubuntu 11.04.
As a side note: Why...
I would like to disable select to copy becuase:
I highlight text sometimes to see it better and to know where i left off when reading articles while switching tabs. I would like to not have something i selected to appear in a social messaging application.
And I would like to use the middle button to close applactions, or open hyperlinks Via Middle Button, (as middle button opens them in a inactive new tab {Which is very useful}).
Please don't say "Get used to it" or "Select to copy is the BEST, MOST AWESOME, feature in Linux. Why would you want to remove it"
If you don't have time, Please just tell me if this is possible, so that i can continue searching. :)
:KS Thank you ahead of time Linux Angels! :P