On Wed, Jan 23, 2013 at 3:36 AM, Stephan Aßmus <superstippi@xxxxxx> wrote: > I absolutely see where you are coming from. Giving the RMB action functions > /can/ be awkward. You can hardly use it with a pen input. With touch input, > it's completely unusable, as long as touch displays don't differentiate > between your index and middle finger… > > On the other hand, as you can clearly see from the reaction, it stands the > fact that most people use the desktop, at least Haiku, with a two button > mouse. And they like the optimization that using the RMB for window actions > gives them. Me actually included, I use send-to-back virtually all the time > when I use Haiku and I totally miss it in other OS. > > I am inclined to say, just leave it as it is. Well, consistency was 1 of 3 complaints I've had but it is clear to me that the crowd seems to like right click performing actions. The best compromise I can see out of all this is the idea of making ctrl+LMB emulate a RMB so that actions the currently utilize the RMB would now have a backup that uses the LMB. Everyone who likes RMB could continue, everyone who doesn't (me) would have a backup that uses the LMB. Now, that doesn't work with ctrl+alt since obviously you'd already be holding down ctrl. I wonder how crazy an idea changing ctrl+alt to opt would be... John Scipione