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Duplicate of #1469. (Next time please just edit your existing post.)
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Thomas-Fleming commentedNov 30, 2015
Qubes R3
When booting Qubes the user is presented with a login screen. In the upper right corner there is are a series of buttons for choosing the preferred desktop, language, accessibility options etc. Right or left clicking any of these buttons displays a menu. In my case, clicking the desktop button presents three options:
In order to select one of the options, the user must click the same mouse button they used to display the menu i.e. if they right clicked to display the menu, they must right click to select the menu item. The same is true for using the left click to display the menu. This is quite unintuitive. Unless the user has deliberately reversed their mouse buttons (left handed), the left mouse button should always be used for selecting a menu item.