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hey can someone help this doesn't seem to work..

Open Senya247 opened this issue 4 years ago • 6 comments

(im on ubuntu 20)it says that it is running in the background but when i tested a few shortcuts but none worked. Any idea why?. I tried writing the shortcuts with capitals and no capital, but still no luck

here is my shortcuts config file (i tested my shortcut on left3. right now it's supposed to minimize everything, but nothing happens)

## Comfortable Swipe
##
## Feel free to edit this configuration file if you have different
## keyboard shortcuts that you would like to use. Comments starting
## with a pound (#) or semi-colon (;) are ignored.
##
# #Refer to https://www.linux.org/threads/xdotool-keyboard.10528/ for
## a list of keycodes you can use.

left3  = Ctrl+Super+D
left4  = ctrl+alt+shift+Right
right3 = ctrl+alt+Left
right4 = ctrl+alt+shift+Left
up3 = Super+S
up4    = ctrl+alt+shift+Down
down3  = ctrl+alt+Up
down4  = ctrl+alt+shift+Up

# #Tweak threshold depending on the sensitivity of your touchpad.
## Make this higher to lessen sensitivity.
## (note: values have no limit, can be as large as 1000.0)
threshold = 0.0

# #Uncomment below to enable mouse gestures (3 fingers)
; mouse3 = button1           # drag left click
; mouse3 = button2           # drag middle click
; mouse3 = button3           # drag right click
; mouse3 = button4           # drag wheel up
; mouse3 = button5           # drag wheel down
; mouse3 = move              # just move mouse along with the cursor
; mouse3 = scroll            # natural scroll (experimental)
; mouse3 = scroll_reverse    # reverse scroll (experimental)

## Uncomment below to enable mouse gestures (4 fingers)
; mouse4 = button1           # drag left click
; mouse4 = button2           # drag middle click
; mouse4 = button3           # drag right click
; mouse4 = button4           # drag wheel up
; mouse4 = button5           # drag wheel down
; mouse4 = move              # just move mouse along with the cursor
; mouse4 = scroll            # natural scroll (experimental)
; mouse4 = scroll_reverse    # reverse scroll (experimental)

edit - lol fixed formattting after 2 years

Senya247 avatar Aug 12 '20 10:08 Senya247

Same for me, not seeming to work on Ubunlatest versions of Ubuntu

Luca-Terrazzan avatar Sep 16 '20 10:09 Luca-Terrazzan

Same for me. 20.04, nothing happens.

yusufbarisk avatar Oct 20 '20 16:10 yusufbarisk

second that, Pop!_OS 20.10

iamchriswick avatar Dec 15 '20 15:12 iamchriswick

I found a possible solution. 1: open dconf editor 2: search for wayland 3: you'll find an option called "xwayland-allow-grabs" activate it 4: swipe away :dancers:

Grievous-Spinout avatar Jun 02 '21 20:06 Grievous-Spinout

I found a possible solution. 1: open dconf editor 2: search for wayland 3: you'll find an option called "xwayland-allow-grabs" activate it 4: swipe away dancers

This solution is not working for me. Running Ubuntu 20.04.

jjaakko avatar Mar 07 '22 22:03 jjaakko

Running Pop!_OS 20.04

I found that left3, right3, left4, and right4 do not work at all, and block the other gestures. The up and down gestures kind of work, but they are extremely broken - mine are stuck assigned to the super key, even though comfortable-swipe status shows them to be updated to other hotkeys. comfortable-swipe debug shows that it's tracking my fingers perfectly. Rebooting had no effect.

JP-Garcia avatar Apr 23 '22 21:04 JP-Garcia