Can't use swipe 3 finger or 4 finger after upgrade to Gnome 44
rafli-sss opened this issue · 7 comments
Describe the bug
As long as i still on gnome 43, 3-finger swipe left and right can be used to switch workspaces. However after upgrading to gnome 44 it doesn't work anymore (all swipe with 3-finger and 4-finger can't be used).
Expected behaviour
It should work again like it was still on gnome 43
Logs
$ touchegg --debug
Touchégg v2.0.16.
Starting Touchégg in client mode
Parsing your configuration file...
Using configuration file "/home/firstguardian/.config/touchegg/touchegg.conf"
Configuration parsed successfully
Connecting to Touchégg daemon...
Connection with Touchégg established
Gesture begin detected
Gesture information:
Fingers: 3
Type: SWIPE
Direction: LEFT
Gesture performed on app:
Action configured for this gesture
Ignoring this gesture. This could mean no action is configured, the configured action is not supported or that it was performed in a system window (panel, dock, desktop, etc)
Gesture begin detected
Gesture information:
Fingers: 3
Type: SWIPE
Direction: RIGHT
Gesture performed on app:
Action configured for this gesture
Ignoring this gesture. This could mean no action is configured, the configured action is not supported or that it was performed in a system window (panel, dock, desktop, etc)
Gesture begin detected
Gesture information:
Fingers: 3
Type: SWIPE
Direction: UP
Gesture performed on app:
Action configured for this gesture
Ignoring this gesture. This could mean no action is configured, the configured action is not supported or that it was performed in a system window (panel, dock, desktop, etc)
Gesture begin detected
Gesture information:
Fingers: 3
Type: PINCH
Direction: IN
Gesture performed on app: org.gnome.Nautilus
Action configured for this gesture
Starting action
Gesture update detected (8.73489%)
Gesture update detected (12.9049%)
Gesture update detected (16.5431%)
Gesture update detected (19.7881%)
Gesture update detected (23.4302%)
Gesture update detected (26.1503%)
Gesture update detected (28.9516%)
Gesture update detected (31.02%)
Gesture update detected (31.9581%)
Gesture update detected (32.767%)
Gesture update detected (33.3051%)
Gesture update detected (33.7744%)
Gesture update detected (34.5762%)
Gesture update detected (35.5117%)
Gesture update detected (36.5763%)
Gesture update detected (38.1718%)
Gesture update detected (40.0949%)
Gesture update detected (44.1234%)
Gesture update detected (43.9261%)
Gesture end detected
Your environment
- Version of Touchégg: Touchégg v2.0.16.
- Operating System: Fedora 38
- Desktop Environment: Gnome 44
- Are you using Wayland? Ofc no
+1
Same. I had to rollback to Gnome 43.
Touchegg is still working as custom gestures configured with Touche still worked, but the connection to Gnome via x11 gestures extension seems to be busted.
Same. I had to rollback to Gnome 43.
Touchegg is still working as custom gestures configured with Touche still worked, but the connection to Gnome via x11 gestures extension seems to be busted.
this seems to be an issue we can track as well.
I've tested that. With 4 fingers I found out gestures are working, but they are working in a very strange way: swipe up/down changes workspaces, swipe left opens overview
I've tested another solution that works fine for me.
(Using X11 with nvidia)
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/4245/gesture-improvements/
I've also changed settings via Touché and it works fine now. (I've used key combinations to replicate the behaviour of the X11 gestures extension)
Sorry for the delay fixing this issue. A new version is available at https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/4033/x11-gestures/ fixing the GNOME Shell extension.