Tips & Tricks
Wayland Support
Section titled “Wayland Support”Equibop runs as an X11 application by default. You can override this behaviour.
- If you are using Flatpak, open Flatseal and deny the
X11 windowing systempermission for Equibop. - If you are not using Flatpak, you can opt into Wayland by running equibop with the
--ozone-platform-hint=autoflag. To make this permanent, see Making Command line flags permanent.
GNOME Tray Icon
Section titled “GNOME Tray Icon”To enable the tray icon on GNOME, install the AppIndicator and KStatusNotifierItem Support extension
Making Command Line Flags Permanent
Section titled “Making Command Line Flags Permanent”Locate Equibop’s .desktop file.
locate -ib equibop.desktopIt should usually be in /usr/share/applications/equibop.desktop.
Open it with a text editor and add your flags to the Exec line, after the binary path and before the %U (if it exists).
Exec=/usr/bin/equibop --ozone-platform-hint=auto %UEnable Middle Click Auto Scroll
Section titled “Enable Middle Click Auto Scroll”To enable middle click auto scroll, run Equibop with the --enable-blink-features=MiddleClickAutoscroll flag. To make this permanent, see Making Command line flags permanent.
By default, this will conflict with the default Linux behaviour of pasting the clipboard contents when middle clicking. To change this behaviour:
- If you are running Equibop in X11 (default), install and run XMousePasteBlock.
- If you are running Equibop in Wayland, you might be able to disable it in your Desktop settings. On GNOME, you can disable it in Gnome Tweaks.