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{{Note|1=You can configure your desktop by right-clicking the desktop and selecting <menuchoice>Configure Desktop</menuchoice> or pressing <keycap>Alt-D , Alt-S</keycap>.
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{{Note|1=You can configure your desktop by right-clicking the desktop and selecting Configure Desktop or pressing Alt-D , Alt-S.

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-{{Note|1=There is an ergonomical dead end / cûl de sac when setting up the desktop:
+{{Note|1=You can configure your desktop by right-clicking the desktop and selecting <menuchoice>Configure Desktop</menuchoice> or pressing <keycap>Alt-D , Alt-S</keycap>.<!--}}-->
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-'''Configure Desktop  Alt-D , Alt-S''' is in one-click-distance, namely a right-click with the mousepointer pointing onto the desktop. When you go into that menu, you can actually remove '''Configure Desktop''' from the menu. But once you do that, you cannot re-enable it via GUI anymore! So try press and hold '''Alt''' then press '''D''' then '''S''' . If unsuccessful, the way to get back '''Configure Desktop''' is to edit the corresponding text file,  run
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-{{Input|1=kate ~/.config/plasma-org.kde.plasma.desktop-appletsrc}}
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-and under section <code>[ActionPlugins][0][RightButton;NoModifier]</code> make sure the lines are present:
-{{Input|1=
-configure=true
-configure shortcuts=true
-}}
-After relogin, '''Configure Desktop''' is visible again and you can click it to modify mousebutton settings et cetera in GUI fashion like before.
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