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I also support this. Please fix the path to keep the house clean.

> This allows the user to do a single click to both open the menu and to activate an item: pressing pops the menu up, releasing activates the item. --...

I use **sxhkd** to assign keyboard shortcuts. example from _sxhkdrc_ : ``` super + Tab xmenu-3 ``` and this is the **xmenu-3** file itself : ``` #!/bin/sh xmenu -i

> > this is normal behavior for any program... > > No, its not. Buttons usually activate when they are released. You probably do not understand what I am talking...

> you can avoid that by not relying on a caller like `sxhkd`: you can invoke xmenu from your `~/.xinitrc` with the `-x mod4-3` option, so either a Super+right mouse...

It's not working ( I changed my script as you said to `xmenu -i -x mod4-3

The menu should appear when you click, and then, without releasing the mouse button, you select an item from the menu and then release this button - to run the...

I apologize for the delay. I'm using a wireless keyboard and it doesn't have a _numlock_ with a number pad. Now I'll try to connect a regular keyboard and see.

No, it still does not work with another keyboard (_numlock_ disabled). I will try to describe the problem more precisely. Required behavior: press (menu appears) > select > release I...

> Have you removed the xmenu entry from sxhkd? Yes, of course, I checked everything. And even tried a session with __sxhkd__ disabled - same thing, The menu still appears...