Don't know how to solve this problem, but I'm glad to see another GW2 player on Linux Mint! For me on 22.1 Mint version, there no issue like on Guild Wars. I hope you will find the solution!
this post was submitted on 18 Mar 2025
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This is a Linux Mint issue. The Alt+click combination is bound to "move window".
The solution listed at the end:
Go to Menu.
Select Preferences.
Navigate to the Windows section.
Click on the Behavior tab.
Locate the option for 'Special Key to move and resize windows.'
Set it to 'Disabled' (or any other preference you'd like).
that solved the problem. I am able to put personal way points onto the map. I hope this fixes the problem for you. If it doesn't or if you have a problem please ask. or even if it works for you let me know. always curious if these things work for me or if it works for others.
Will update if I find anything.
https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=403820
I don't use Mint but this forum post looks like it may be similar. There's a post with a solution at the bottom.
Thank you. That worked perfectly.
This is a Linux Mint issue. The Alt+click combination is bound to "move window".
The solution listed at the end:
Go to Menu.
Select Preferences.
Navigate to the Windows section.
Click on the Behavior tab.
Locate the option for 'Special Key to move and resize windows.'
Set it to 'Disabled' (or any other preference you'd like).
Thank you for the help. Works perfectly.
Thank you will try this tomorrow