The purpose of this repo is to keep track of my fusuma config.yml and to document my process of setting up fusuma just in case I need to do this again.
The user that is going to be using fusuma has to be a member of the system's input group - this is to allow the user to read from the input devices. This cand be done with the following command (assuming the current user is the user that will be using fusuma
sudo gpasswd -a $USER input
This is just an input device management tool
sudo apt install libinput-tools
This is a program used to mock mouse and keyboard inputs
sudo apt install xdotool
This is assuming that ruby is setup (preferrably using rvm)
"Fusuma is multitouch gesture recognizer. This gem makes your linux able to recognize swipes or pinchs and assign commands to them." gem github
gem install fusuma
Now just put the config.yml that is stored in this repo @ /.config/fusuma/. After restarting your terminal you could then just run:
fusuma
the command should read the config.yml which will cause the Present Windows (All desktops) function to run on both 3-finger up & 3-finger down.
Note: the Present Windows (All desktops)'s default key bindings are not ctrl+alt+0 as shown in the config.yml these are custom keybindings added under System settings > Global Shortcuts > Kwin
Note: fusuma has to be running for gestures to work. I created a simple startup script which just runs fusuma to allow the gestures to always be running.