I thought that I had checked all of the settings, but I am unable to find where to turn off the double-click for files. I prefer to single-click to open files, folders, etc. But I cannot locate the setting.
All help for a hopeless case would be appreciated.
(SOLVED) Single click in Mint 17.3?
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fletcher
(SOLVED) Single click in Mint 17.3?
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Re: Single click in Mint 17.3?
And which version of Mint 17.3 are we dealing with?
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Re: Single click in Mint 17.3?
I bet regular install = Cinnamon.
Windows assumes I'm stupid but Linux demands proof of it
Re: Single click in Mint 17.3?
In nemo it's Edit->Preferences and on the behavior tab "Single click to open items"
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fletcher
Re: Single click in Mint 17.3?
Thank you JosephM. I always feel like a bonehead when simple things are pointed out to me.