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How to set Puppy Linux to double-click instead of single click

I use Puppy Linux to troubleshoot computers and backup data from dead hard drives. However, by default, the system automatically opens a file or folder when it is clicked just one time. For me, it seriously slows down my work. I finally learned how to set Puppy Linux to double-click instead of single click for opening folders and files.

  1. RIGHT Click on any desktop icon
  2. Click ROX-filer —> Options
  3. Click Filer windows from options on left of screen
  4. Uncheck the box that says Single-click navigation
  5. Click OK

This short video demonstrates how this tip works.

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  1. fratermus
    August 30, 2009 at 11:47 am

    Cool tip. I was looking in the JWM config and couldn’t find it. I find the default singleclick really annoying.

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