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The
GNOME
Desktop
bility module with ‘Accessibility’. The functionality of this module is described in
Accessibility on page 47.
Accessibility on page 47.
2.2.2
Mouse Configuration
The mouse configuration consists of three tabs: ‘Buttons’, ‘Cursor’, and ‘Motion’.
The configuration options of the ‘Buttons’ tab refer to the ‘Mouse Orientation’.
Left-handed users should activate ‘Left-handed mouse’ to swap the right and
left mouse buttons. Use the slider to determine the maximum delay (in seconds)
between two clicks that the system should interpret as a double-click.
The configuration options of the ‘Buttons’ tab refer to the ‘Mouse Orientation’.
Left-handed users should activate ‘Left-handed mouse’ to swap the right and
left mouse buttons. Use the slider to determine the maximum delay (in seconds)
between two clicks that the system should interpret as a double-click.
The appearance and size of the cursor can be changed under the ‘Cursor’ tab.
Four different settings are available. Changes are not activated until the next lo-
gin. Under ‘Locate Pointer’, activate an option that causes the cursor to be high-
lighted when you press
Four different settings are available. Changes are not activated until the next lo-
gin. Under ‘Locate Pointer’, activate an option that causes the cursor to be high-
lighted when you press
Ctrl
, making it easier to find. Under ‘Movement’, set the
‘Acceleration’ and ‘Sensitivity’ of the screen cursor.
2.2.3
Menus and Toolbars
The settings in this module affect the menus and toolbars of all GNOME-
compatible applications. Select for toolbar icons to be displayed as ‘Text Only’,
‘Icons Only’, ‘Text Beside Icons’, or ‘Text Below Icons’. The default setting is ‘Text
Only’.
compatible applications. Select for toolbar icons to be displayed as ‘Text Only’,
‘Icons Only’, ‘Text Beside Icons’, or ‘Text Below Icons’. The default setting is ‘Text
Only’.
Activate ‘Toolbars can be detached and moved around’ to allow the detachment
of the toolbar from all other window elements and allow its free positioning on
the desktop. This makes a grabbing area appear on the left side of the toolbar.
Clicking and holding this area relocates the toolbar.
of the toolbar from all other window elements and allow its free positioning on
the desktop. This makes a grabbing area appear on the left side of the toolbar.
Clicking and holding this area relocates the toolbar.
Every menu entry in any application menu can be displayed with the corre-
sponding icon. Activating ‘Show icons in menus’ tests the settings with the pro-
vided example menu.
sponding icon. Activating ‘Show icons in menus’ tests the settings with the pro-
vided example menu.
2.2.4
Screensaver
The module for configuring the screensaver is subdivided into two tabs: ‘Dis-
play Modes’ and ‘Advanced’. Select the screensaver in ‘Display Modes’. The ‘Ad-
vanced’ tab contains a few special options that normally do not need to be modi-
fied.
play Modes’ and ‘Advanced’. Select the screensaver in ‘Display Modes’. The ‘Ad-
vanced’ tab contains a few special options that normally do not need to be modi-
fied.
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