Hi, Yes. It just happens when I hold left-click (which is also my pen click) for one second and it thinks I want to modify widgets based on that (thus being, Edit Mode). Krita was only pointed as an example for an app I use alongside, the Long-click is indiscriminate to any program and it still happens anytime I happen to press for one second. It's also indiscriminate whichever distro I use with KDE as its DE. I'll take a look at using xev and synclient and learning how to use it.
Also, if I may ask, why would the Edit Mode long-click be a hardcoded gesture that I cannot enable or disable if I can just right click and Enter Edit Mode that way, or Alt + D for my keyboard shortcut? On Sun, Aug 14, 2022 at 6:21 AM René J.V. Bertin <rjvber...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Saturday August 13 2022 23:44:11 Koeame wrote: > >Hi, I've been trying to find a way to disable this feature for about a > year > >now, and to no avail. I have a XP-PEN projector tablet, counted as a > second > >monitor, and when I press and hold my pen for no more than a second, I > >trigger the "Edit Mode" functionality. This has been an annoying problem > > > NB: this is something for which you may have to ask on the calligra or > krita (devel) MLs. > > Is long-press the normal trigger for edit mode or if not, what is? Some > mouse/trackpad drivers (which can be in firmware) have hardcoded gestures > which you cannot modify. I had a tablet PC where the trackpad has hide or > shade window(s) coupled to a 2-finger gesture I'm used to making for other > things. On Linux I was able to avoid that by using xev to determine what > events were being generated. I don't remember exactly how I used that info > to solve the issue; either via xmodmap or via KDE's global shortcut > mechanism. In your case synclient may also offer a solution, or whatever > equivalent exists for the touchscreen driver. > > R. >
