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Touchpad Gesture Improvements

This extension modifies and extends existing touchpad gestures on GNOME.

This repository contains the seemingly unmaintaned extension's transpiled to JS version with some fixes to get it to work on GNOME 46, along with some additions which were previously raised as PR on the original project repo by me but never merged.

Credit goes to @jaophi to for getting the transpiled version to work (harshadgavali/gnome-gesture-improvements#206 (comment))
upgrade supported version in metadata.json by @7HE-W0R1D (harshadgavali/gnome-gesture-improvements#206 (comment))
and fix for No signal error by @Yanndroid (harshadgavali/gnome-gesture-improvements#206 (comment))

There is still the issue of pinch gestures not working that needs to be fixed. And also application gestures not working.

Installation

Manually

  1. Download the latest extension version from https://github.com/sidevesh/gnome-gesture-improvements--transpiled/releases
  2. Install extension
gnome-extensions install -f ~/Downloads/[email protected]
  1. Log out and log in or just restart session (X11)
  2. Enable extension via extensions app or via command line
gnome-extensions enable gestureImprovements@gestures

Additional app X11

On X11, you also need to install gnome-x11-gesture-daemon

Gestures (including built-in ones)

Swipe Gesture Modes Fingers Direction
Switch windows Desktop 3 Horizontal
Switch workspaces Overview 2/3 Horizontal
Switch app pages AppGrid 2/3 Horizontal
Switch workspaces * 4 Horizontal
Desktop/Overview/AppGrid navigation * 4 Vertical
Unmaximize/maximize/fullscreen a window Desktop 3 Vertical
Minimize a window Desktop 3 Vertical
Snap/half-tile a window Desktop 3 Explained below
Pinch Gesture Modes Fingers
Show Desktop Desktop 3/4
Show Notification List Desktop 3/4
Application Gestures (Configurable)
Go back or forward in browser tab
Switch to next or previous image in image viewer
Switch to next or previous audio
Change tabs

For activating tiling gesture (inverted T gesture)

  1. Do a 3-finger vertical downward gesture on a unmaximized window
  2. Wait a few milliseconds
  3. Do a 3-finger horizontal gesture to tile a window to either side

Notes

  • Minimize gesture is available if you have dash-to-dock/panel or similar extension enabled.
  • To activate application gesture, hold for few moments(configurable) before swiping
  • Tiling gesture can't be activated if you enable minimize gesture

Customization

  • To switch to windows from all workspaces using 3-fingers swipes, run
gsettings set org.gnome.shell.window-switcher current-workspace-only false
  • Add delay to alt-tab gesture, to ensure second windows gets selected when a fast swipe is done
  • Change sensitivity of swipe (touchpad swipe speed)
  • Option to follow natural scrolling (seperate from option in GNOME settings)
  • Revert to 3-finger swipes to switch workspace on desktop (4-fingers to switch windows)
  • Revert to 3-finger swipes for overview navigation (4-fingers to maximize/unmaximize/tile)

Contributors

@jacksongoode @kyteinsky

Thanks

@ewlsh for Typescript definitions for GLib, GObject, ...

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