SLICK-GREETE...-TAP-TO-CLICK(1)

✨ SLICK-GREETE...-TAP-TO-CLICK(1) ✨

okay so bestie, real talk — this is slick-greeter-enable-tap-to-click, and it lives in the User commands section of the manual, which is honestly exactly where it belongs 💅

🌸 NAME 🌸

slick-greeter-enable-tap-to-click — the little guy whose whole job is enabling tap-to-click 🫶

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

so here's the tea: this is an internal executable and its entire purpose on this earth is to enable touchpad tap-to-click. that's it. that's the gig. no cap, no secret extra modes, no hidden flags — just tap-to-click activation and nothing else. main character energy, minimal plot 😭✨

ngl, "internal executable" is doing a lot of work in that sentence. it's not really a thing you're meant to go call up yourself, iykyk. it's there for the vibes (and for slick-greeter) 👑

💅 OPTIONS 💅

...yeah bestie, there are literally none 🙈 zero flags, zero arguments, zero little -x guys waiting to be discovered. this one takes no options at all. the options section is giving empty, and honestly? iconic behaviour. it just does the one thing. periodt 💖

that's the whole page, fr fr — no bugs to warn you about, no exit statuses, no environment variables, no files, no SEE ALSO, nothing. just a tiny internal executable being unproblematic 🌈

this lil page comes to you courtesy of Linux, dated 2023-07-16, and it's filed under SLICK-GREETE...-TAP-TO-CLICK(1) because apparently even the title was like "we'll just truncate, it's fine" 💀 mwah, love that for us 🎀