I used to have a gesture where I could place 2 fingers on the top bar of an application/a file  and use a third finger to drag it around. What gesture is this?
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I am rookie in Mac and I came from Ubuntu  On my previous Dell laptop if I needed to mark some part of text in order to copy or delete it I just made one short touch on touchpad and immediately second touch (not click) and second touch I keep my finger on touchpad and than I can just move mouse and mark text.  or for example how I deleted files:  I have a file on desktop I need to trash it. I put mouse on the file make one short touch and immediately second touch and keep touch on file and now I am able to move file to trash on somewhere on the desktop.  But with mac touchpad I need make click (not just touch) and keep click with one finger and another finger I can move the file somewhere I need. Just remember how you move you file on the desktop, you use two fingers for this.  I hope I describe my problem clearly but feel free to ask  Question is : if there is some settings how to change behavior of touch click?
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Is there an "easy" way to select either a file OR a folder from the same dialog?  In many apps I create I allow for both files or folders as input. Until now i always end up creating a switch to toggle between file or folder selection dialogs or stick with drag-and-drop functionality only.   Since this seems such a basic thing i would imagine this has been created before, but googling does not result in much information. So it looks like i would need to start from scratch and create a custom selection Dialog, but I rather not introduce any problems by reinventing the wheel for such a trivial task.  Anybody any tips or existing solutions?  To keep the UI consistent it would be nice if it is possible to extend the OpenFileDialog (or the FolderBrowserDialog).
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Pretty much every application I use in full-screen (including Firefox, MacVim and the Terminal) have tabs on the top of the screen.  The problem is, when I move my mouse to reach the tabs I'll often accidentally touch the top of the screen, bringing in the OS menu OVER the tabs:    Is there any way to change this behavior? I'd prefer it if the menu bar would stay hidden when I'm using a full-screen app, even if my mouse does touch the top of the screen.
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I want to bind a gesture in BetterTouchTool to the shut down menu that is invoked by pressing the power button on my MacBook Air.  It's fairly simple to bind gestures to keyboard shortcuts, so what I'm really looking for is a way to bind a keyboard shortcut to the shut down menu. You can't use the power button in BetterTouchTool, so I need to bind it to a standard keyboard shortcut such as Command+Shift+S.
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What's the point of the touch command? I know I can create empty files with it, but so is also the case with echo -n.  Otherwise, why would someone need to change the timestamps of a file? Unless to create the false impression about the age of a file, I don't see any other use, and this one is not a legitimate one (from my point of view).
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I have to do some manual reordering or rows in Excel and cut/paste is too hard to use. I'm looking for something that would enable me to use drag'n'drop or to add some buttons to move-up/down move-top/bottom.
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What would be the easiest way to move the mouse around (and possibly click) using Python on OS X?    This is just for rapid prototyping, it doesn't have to be elegant.
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I'm looking for a keyboard shortcut that will duplicate the functionality available by double-clicking the "handle" in the bottom-right corner of a cell.  Is there something that can do this, without third-party software or creating custom macros?
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I am getting shortcuts in my home screen. I try to delete it, but it is appearing once again. Shortcuts names: Lucky try, Recommended.
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I'm fairly new to android development, but am I long time android user. Phones used to have a "hardware" menu button, which I have since seen is emulated in software, but only when I'm running an 'old' app on my phone ("three dots stacked on top of each other that appears to the right of all the other buttons)  Why is writing apps that make use of the button discouraged?  Is it not supported by most phones?  Is it a bad user experience? ('swipe down from top to access soft buttons', etc..)
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So I lost my move tool. When I select anything, the standard little 3D move tool interface with all the arrows is no longer visible. I started to use 'G' to overcome that, but now that no longer works. I can move stuff around with G in the UV editor, but it is really rigid and snaps to a grid. I can't use G at all anymore to move things in 3D View though.  I don't know what I pressed, but I messed something up pretty good.  Thanks
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When moving/saving/etc a new file on the desktop, the icon appears second (just after "Computer"). I find it annoying, since I want my "special" icons to be first (such as the recycle bin, "Network", etc.).  Can this behavior be changed?
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I would like to disable the function right-click when tapping the touchpad with two fingers, because it is always interfering with the two-fingers/scrolling function. I also would like to maintain the function left-click when double tapping with one finger. Thanks for the help.
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I don't need "Ubuntu-tweak" and i know about GUI method of associating certain files with certain applications using right click and "Open with". I am having problem setting filetype association globally in a file:  /usr/share/gnome/applications/defaults.list   E.g.:  image/x-psd=gimp.desktop   If i want to open all PSD's in a photoshop, i have created photoshop.desktop file and placed it under /usr/share/applications. Now when i press Super (windows) key and type Photoshop i see that icon, but i can't:   drag'n'drop that on my desktop. How can i do that? if i change image/x-psd=gimp.desktop to image/x-psd=photoshop.desktop it still opens in a gimp. Why?   Thanks in advance.
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Is it possible to make multitouch gestures on Ubuntu Xenial Xerus? For example with TouchEgg? I tried already but without success.
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Coming from Windows I have gotten extremely used to the Windows Snap feature, which resizes a window when it's dragged to the screen edges.  However, it's not built into OS X. Are there any 3rd party utilities that add this functionality?
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Is there an  (terminal application for Mac OS) equivalent for Ubuntu?  Amongst the many features it adds the one I'm after is the "hotkey window", where you can overlay/hide a translucent terminal window at the touch of a button on the keyboard.