Right Click problem solution in Ubuntu and Linux

 'gnome-tweaks' tool is a tool that provides users with various customization options in the GNOME desktop environment. With GNOME Settings, you can customize the desktop appearance, theme, window layout, icons, fonts, and many other settings.

If you want to fix the right-click problem using GNOME-Tweaks, you can follow the steps below:

Install GNOME Tweaks: GNOME Tweaks usually do not come as part of the GNOME desktop environment, so if you don't have it installed on your system, open the terminal and install it using the following command:

sudo apt install gnome-tweaks

This command is available on Ubuntu and Debian-based systems. If you're using a different distribution, the command may change based on the usage of your package manager.

Launch GNOME Tweaks: To launch GNOME Tweaks, you can use the terminal or find it from the application menu. In the terminal, you can use the following command:

gnome-tweaks

Check Settings: In the GNOME Tweaks tool, check sections such as "Top Bar" or "Desktop". You can find related settings, such as right-click features or mouse behavior. In these sections, check if there is an option related to right-click.

Additional Settings: In some cases, it may be necessary to visit the GNOME Shell Extensions or GNOME Extensions website for additional settings other than GNOME Tweaks. These extensions allow you to add additional features to the GNOME desktop environment.

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