Looking for a compact keyboard with an integrated touchpad, I found the Atlantis KD3616 keyboard.
It is an Italian brand, and I’m not sure if this keyboard is available outside Italy.
What sold it to me, was the promise of three finger gestures on the touchpad, which I use a lot in Gnome, to switch between desktops and open and close the overview.
It does, kind of, but it also doesn’t.
(more…)I use the rich text editor in Nextcloud a lot, and it can be opened through a sub-menu of the context menu in the GNOME file manager.
You can only open one file at a time, and requires a few clicks and moving the mouse around.
Now, if we could have a simple command to open the Nextcloud editor, for one or more file?
Having a look at the GNOME Files extension, it wasn’t that complicated.
(more…)I have an external SSD in a NVME USB enclosure, with an EXT4 file-system. When I plug it in, it doesn’t auto-mount, and haven’t done so for a while.
Most other external disks do auto-mount.
I finally figured out why, and how to fix it.
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When I moved to Wayland from Xorg — initially just to try it out — the only grievance I had was that on a laptop with a touchpad, a two-finger tap would act as a right-click and bring up the context many.
I have been used to that doing a middle-click — pasting the clipboard — since I started using Unix workstations sometimes in the mid-1980s.
There didn’t seem to be an easy way to remap the mouse buttons, as you could easily in Xorg.
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