Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubuntu-desktop
Shift-F10 keyboard shortcut should, IMHO, emulate mouse right click
(which usually brings up a context menu in whatever application that has
focus).
But when compiz-fusion is enabled, compiz-fusion *overrides* Shift-F10
to mean Slow Animations (at least when System->Preferences->Appearance
is set to Extra). This is disturbing.
Using Shift-F10 to emulate mouse right-click an old MS Windows heritage
I think, just like Alt-F4 (for closing a window), that people coming
from the MS Windows world use. (Is there some other "standard" keyboard
short-cut in the Linux/Unix world to emulate right click?)
Work-around: Install compizconfig-settings-manager, run it, navigate to
General Options -> Actions. Expand the "General" node. Find "Slow
Animations", confirm that it is set to Shift-F10, and set it to
something else.
Running Ubuntu 7.10.
** Affects: ubuntu-meta (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Shift-F10 keyboard shortcut should emulate right click
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/177882
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