When I use the trackpad of my laptop the right click does not work, I tried to solve it from the settings but I could not.
Could you please run this in terminal and see if it helps:
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.peripherals.touchpad click-method areas
I think you have to run Gnome tweaks as the standard right click is a two finger press on the track pad.
Thanks for the help I think the command solved everything
Glad it worked. To note: JGordon’s gnome-tweaks tip performs the same function, should the user prefer a GUI method.
I don’t see that GUI that showed me ‘Mouse Click Emulation’ I just get the same options I sent in the image above. Anyway I am solved Thanks for the help guys
The app is called tweaks. It’s already installed in Zorin Ultimate.
Gnome tweaks is available in Software for Core users.
There is a useful Mouse/Trackpad test screen accessible from the settings page. I have edited OP’s screenshot to highlight that button. (I recently found that useful whilst diagnosing a sick mouse).
is this require restart because the problem of right click, is it their
Sorry for the late reply, I am still catching up from my absence.
If you have still not resolved your issue, can you please start a new thread detailing the symptoms of the issue?
If you have already done so, you can disregard this.
Problem solved previously thanks
I don't know etiquette for forums.
But I want to thank the folks who worked to figure this out. I was knocking my head against the wall with a trackpad not working today, my first day on Zorin. Glad for the forum's help!