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To: FJB who wrote (426)	6/2/2014 6:49:45 AM
From: Thomas A Watson	of 484

I am guessing you are using gnome desktop. I am not sure of where they define the default mouse ops. I have never used the gnome destop. I use some gnome apps withing the fvwm2 window manager. below are some of the mouse bindings used on my ~/.fvwm/.fvwm2rc file. If you are using a wireless mouse, It could be the battery is at end of life. Or some other mouse issue. Other than that it is a strange problem. toms.homeip.net # for the root window: Mouse 1 R A Menu RootMenu Nop # this means a left mouse click anywhere on the open desktop is like hitting the start button in a windows OS. Mouse 2 R A Menu Window-Ops Nop # middle button move close resize raise lower the window you next select. Mouse 3 R A WindowList # full list of all apps running on all desks. # for the title bar buttons: Mouse 0 1 A Menu Window-Ops2 Close Mouse 0 2 A Maximize-Func Mouse 0 4 A Thumbnail # for other parts of the window/borders/icons: Mouse 1 F A Resize-or-Raise Mouse 1 TS A Move-or-Raise Mouse 1 I A Move-or-Iconify Mouse 2 I A Iconify Mouse 2 FST A Menu Window-Ops2 Nop Mouse 3 TSIF A RaiseLower

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