How can I change the alt+middle-mouse-button resize to alt+right-mouse-button?

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How can I change the alt+middle-mouse-button resize to alt+right-mouse-button?

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I love how you can resize windows by pressing alt+middle-mouse-button and drag.

Though now I got a mouse which doesn't support pressing the middle mouse button..

How do I do to change the combination from alt+middle-mouse-button to alt+right-mouse-button?

(On Ubuntu 11.04 with unity)

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You need to get and install ccsm (Compiz Config Settings Manager).
```
sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
```

Go to Window Management --> Resize window .

Note: Changing Button2 to Button3 or 1 may give you a conflict message. If so, choose "Disable Window Menu". However, Alt+F8 Will give you the same result. key binding conflict dialog

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