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> Disagree highly, the x11 select/middle click paste is the best way to copy/paste by far. I prefer a right click. Mainly because middle click is _awkward_ usi
by ReleaseCandidat 5y ago
> Disagree highly, the x11 select/middle click paste is the best way to copy/paste by far.
I prefer a right click. Mainly because middle click is _awkward_ using most laptops.
- vladvasiliu 5y agoWhy? You can tap with three fingers for the middle click. It may not be the default, though. Even my ancient HP ProBook's abysmal touchpda supports this.
- ReleaseCandidat 5y ago> You can tap with three fingers for the middle click. That's what I call awkward. Or Ctrl + right click, or any other solution.
- yjftsjthsd-h 5y agoIf you like tapping, one finger, two finger, and three finger taps seem pretty much equivalent. If you like buttons, clicking the left button, right button, or both buttons together seems about equivalent. What's awkward about any of this?
- somat 5y agoThe best thing on a thinkpad, is that they have three physical "mouse" buttons. I was not really paying attention and so did not expect it when I bought my first thinkpad, but it is so nice it has now become a must have for me.