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Does not work on libinput #281
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I'm afraid there is not any possible workaround for this. libinput is an absolute different backend in terms of multitouch input and the library Touchégg is using at the moment (uTouch) does not support this backend. |
I gave a try on "libinput-debug-events" (available from package libinput-tools) on a Macbook Air 15 with Elementary OS Loki. It seems like libinput properly recognizes touchpad events like "pinch" and "flick" with three and four fingers. The desktop environment is not made to listen and act to such events. |
After trying to get touchegg to work on elementary OS Loki today I came to the same conclusion. Is there any possbile solution for now? Can we use synaptic in eOS? Thank you for this great software! |
Yes. I don't remember precisely, but you can can give it a try. It's one of the "safest experiments" to carry out on any Linux machine. You should give it a try, and share your results. I've switched to Unity.
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I can confirm that the solution given by himanshub16 works! Now I can make use of touchegg! There is just one issue I have (maybe someone has an idea here) the correspnding parts of my touchegg.conf
Any idea how to change this behavior? |
Try doing the same with keyboard shortcuts when there are no windows on current workspace. Perhaps, Elementary does not create workspaces on the right if there are no windows on the current workspace. However, you can do by opening the multi-tasking view from the dock, and clicking on +. This is unlike Ubuntu, which has a certain number of workspaces in advance. |
it wasn't a problem with the workspace handling itself (shortcuts were always working) but with elementary OS not drwaing the Desktop (no icons) I had to put "nautilus -n" in startup applications, so now touchegg works just perfect! :) |
Glad to hear. |
I have tested touchegg on my yoga 900, it seems to work for my touchscreen (apart pinch), but when I do the same on my touchpad, the touchegg does not responce at all. I am working with xf86-input-libinput on manjaro with plasma5 |
I'm having the same problem as @meijieru (did you fix it?). Xubuntu 16.04 -xserver-xorg-input-synaptics . |
Not yet @rickmed |
@JoseExposito Hey, I stepped onto this today. |
@himanshub16 Thanks, man. Everything works perfectly as expected - the installation and configuration were easy as one-two-three. I was already given up on multitouch for a while, cannot believe it`s back! :) |
hey guys, is it reasonable that when i had lubuntu i managed to run touchegg with touchscreen by waveshare, but now in ubuntu 18,04 i cant? |
Hi all! I'm working on support for libinput at the moment: #334 I'll be updating that issue (and my Twitter account) with the progress of the new version. |
libinput is the one I found controlling the touchpad on GNOME 3.20 and Elementary OS Loki, where I was not able to use touchegg.
Any workaround?
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