gnome-shell-extended-gestures Wacom touch tablet... Does not work on Fedora 26

I'm using Fedora 26 with GNOME 3.24.3 and wayland on a DELL XPS 13 (2013). libinput is also installed. Gestures don't work for either 3 and 4 fingers.

Sep 10 '17 15:09 ziggy42

I imagine the problem is not in the extension, since with libinput debug-events I cannot see events for 3/4 fingers scrolling

Sep 10 '17 17:09 ziggy42

I can confirm that after installing the extension on F26 it doesn't work.

Sep 11 '17 09:09 corebots

It is very hardware dependent. @ziggy42 which model XPS is the 2013 one? It might be too old or something becasue I know the 2015+ ones work.

@corebots which laptop have you tested on?

Sep 11 '17 15:09 mpiannucci

@mpiannucci It's the L322X

Sep 11 '17 20:09 ziggy42

@mpiannucci I'm on a desktop box, with a wacom touch tablet...

Sep 11 '17 20:09 corebots

Out of curiosity does the default four fingers to change workspace gesture that is built into gnome work? If that does not work then I am afraid the extension won't work for you either becasue it uses the same driver functionality

Sep 11 '17 20:09 mpiannucci

I didn't even know that was built-in :sweat_smile:

Sep 11 '17 21:09 ziggy42

nope, the default gestures don't work for me either. the only what works for my setup is https://github.com/bulletmark/libinput-gestures I was hoping you use the same, just with a GUI. Is there a possibility to implement that code please?

Sep 12 '17 11:09 corebots

No, Im sorry... this extension is made to run using the same methods as gnome so that it is guaranteed to work if the default gnome handling works on your system.

I am curious why your touchpad is not picked up by a gnome wayland session though.

Oct 09 '17 14:10 mpiannucci

Hold on.... is libinput-gestures installed? It will not work while that is installed. If it is installed uninstall it and restart your session to test again.

Oct 09 '17 14:10 mpiannucci