#primarymousebutton

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How To Change Primary Mouse Button In The Bodhi Linux OS

This tutorial walks you through the steps to change the primary mouse button in the Bodhi Linux operating system. Whether you're left-handed or prefer using the right mouse button as the primary one, this guide will help you adjust your mouse settings effortlessly. Follow this step-by-step video to customize your input device for a more comfortable user experience.

Simple Steps: 1. Left click on an empty area of the desktop to bring up the main menu options and select "Settings" from the dropdown menu and then to the right click on "Settings Panel". 2. In the dialog box that opens, select the "Input" tab at the top. 3. Select "Mouse and Trackpad". 4. At the top, click on the "Mouse" tab. 5. In the "Mouse Hand" section, toggle on either the left or right button.

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How To Change The Primary Mouse Button In The Linux Mint OS

Learn how to change the primary mouse button in Linux Mint with this step-by-step tutorial. Whether you're left-handed or just prefer a different button setup, this guide will show you how to switch between left and right mouse buttons quickly and easily. Perfect for Linux Mint users looking to customize their system settings. Like, subscribe, and share for more Linux Mint tips and tricks!

Simple Steps: 1. In the lower left corner left click on the "Menu" icon and choose the "System Settings" icon 2. In the dialog box that opens, in the "Hardware" section, click on "Mouse and Touchpad". 3. Select "Mouse and Trackpad". 4. Make Sure "Show Cursor" is checked. 5.  In "General" section, toggle on or off "Left Handed" to change your primary mouse button to left or right.