I made a test.
x1 click of left mouse button (on a 2 click mouse button) opens Linux Lite Main Menu.
Mouse over of Graphics Category shows softwares.
x1 left button click opens Gnu Image Manipulation Program.
x1 left button click of minus symbol in Gimp reduces Gimp window to panel.
x1 scroll wheel click opens the workspace menu, on the desktop.
x1 left mouse button click on Gimp in this Menu restores Gimp to full screen.
The index finger used to do this has <20% of normal sensitivity, it was easily achievable in 1 clicks to do this using it.
Results
Under these circumstances Linux Lite already has full one click capability out of the box.
It can also determine when to use a single left button click and a double left button click, out of the box.
On the scroll wheel click the menu has workspace 1, workspace 2 categories and the softwares open in each.
This can be used to switched workspaces with x1 click of left button.
It also has an option in the menu to remove workspace 2 from the menu, this telling us the menu can be edited.
Possibly it will show more than 2 workspaces if these are created ?
From an adaptive technology (or small desk space) perspective this method of navigation requires less movement of the mouse on the desk so can be useful.
Suggestions for future consideration by the Team -
a useful hack of this menu may be if it were always having a link to the forum, manual, or main website appear in this scroll click menu.
Adding the method to an adaptive technology section in a future edit of the LL manual.
x1 click of left mouse button (on a 2 click mouse button) opens Linux Lite Main Menu.
Mouse over of Graphics Category shows softwares.
x1 left button click opens Gnu Image Manipulation Program.
x1 left button click of minus symbol in Gimp reduces Gimp window to panel.
x1 scroll wheel click opens the workspace menu, on the desktop.
x1 left mouse button click on Gimp in this Menu restores Gimp to full screen.
The index finger used to do this has <20% of normal sensitivity, it was easily achievable in 1 clicks to do this using it.
Results
Under these circumstances Linux Lite already has full one click capability out of the box.
It can also determine when to use a single left button click and a double left button click, out of the box.
On the scroll wheel click the menu has workspace 1, workspace 2 categories and the softwares open in each.
This can be used to switched workspaces with x1 click of left button.
It also has an option in the menu to remove workspace 2 from the menu, this telling us the menu can be edited.
Possibly it will show more than 2 workspaces if these are created ?
From an adaptive technology (or small desk space) perspective this method of navigation requires less movement of the mouse on the desk so can be useful.
Suggestions for future consideration by the Team -
a useful hack of this menu may be if it were always having a link to the forum, manual, or main website appear in this scroll click menu.
Adding the method to an adaptive technology section in a future edit of the LL manual.