Christian Duerr

> If no one else is working on it, would you mind looking at what I have so far to see if my approach is acceptable? I'll submit a pull...

> I assume the best way to do this would be to make a new PR with the current state of this one and push to that myself as I...

@Scony Do you think it makes sense to use this for implementing context menu support on "long press"? I have a patch to add context menu support to WebKit, so...

I'm sorry to necrobump this, but I was hoping someone could help me understand the difference between `ENABLE_TOUCH_EVENTS` and whatever is used by default. From the sound of things, this...

> this PR brings a support for gestures on the level of WebKit/WebCore so that simple pages that don't use touch events API are still click-able and drag-able using e.g....

I use my own browser for testing, which is linked against the 2.0 API. But thanks for the MiniBrowser tip, that should at least be a good way to test...

> wait for me to get around to implementing this case properly, which is going to take a while if ever Please don't fix this, it would break my workflow....

What happens when you set the working directory to **not** be your home directory? Does it still move you there, say /tmp for example?

You should share the debug log output, the most important part is in the debug output of Smithay, which will tell you that the xkbcommon call failed.

@Quackdoc I don't think the issue is with the keymap being sent first. With debug logs included you should get an error that the keymap could not be loaded, since...