I'm currently using Windows 10 and I'm thinking about switching to a linux distro.There are some things I can't get used to though and one of them is the fact that whenever there is an open context menu the next click (left or right), no matter where it's triggered, just closes the context menu.To understand what I mean right click on the desktop, the context menu opens, now right click again and the context menu disappears. On windows the same action opens the context menu again, or if i left click an item on the desktop it selects the item while also closing the context menu.Video showcasing the problem.Is it possible to change this behavior? Make it behave like on Windows?EDIT This is the same on all distros I have tried Ubuntu, Chakra (KDE), Manjaro (XFCE), Linux Lite (XFCE), PCLinuxOS (MATE), Elementary, Deepin, Zorin, Fedora (Gnome). Only one that behaves like Windows is Solus, but only on the desktop, in other programs it was the same. For example in a browser open context menu then try clicking a link, the context menu closes, but the link is not opened.
Click while a menu is active doesn't trigger action
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