On Tue, Jul 24, 2018 at 8:26 PM Samuel Sieb <sam...@sieb.net> wrote: > On 07/24/2018 03:26 AM, Christopher wrote: > > I noticed today that F28 Gnome 3 doesn't seem to support right or middle > > click on my multi-touch area touchpad (standard Dell touchpad) on > > Wayland or Xorg. > > > > I've read that this is related to libinput, but for all the discussions > > I've found on various forums, I've yet to find a solution. Usually I use > > a mouse, so I haven't noticed before, but this is hugely inconvenient > > not to have right or middle click. When did this break in Fedora? I know > > it used to work fine. > > If you go into the Gnome mouse configuration, do you have tap-to-click > turned on for the touchpad? For right-click, are you trying to click on > a certain spot or are you using two fingers? The multi-finger right and > middle click work for me on the laptops I use. If you have it turned on > and it still doesn't work, then file a bug on libinput and see what they > suggest. >
The 2-finger tap for right-click seems to work if I turn that on, and for fun I checked 3-finger tap also... which apparently performs middle click. Also, on a whim, I ended up changing the "click-method" from the default of "fingers" to "areas" (the opposite of many blog posts I read said to do), which works with the regular button press using: gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.peripherals.touchpad click-method 'areas' Apparently, there's no UI for that setting... you just have to know to set it. *shrug* Thanks!
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