Hi all,
First off, thank you for xf86-input-wacom, I'm using it successfully on
my Viao Fit 13 on Arch, although getting Arch to use the driver was a
learning experience. :)
I'm a little sad, though, that I must choose between the more important
and critical gestures (1/2 finger, left-right clicks and scrolling
provided by xf86-input-wacom) and the flashy, time-saving and
people-wowing gestures provided by GNOME3, such as four-finger swipe to
switch workspaces and window min/max swipes.
I'd also love to define my own gestures as I did with Touchegg on Debian
previously, to allow tab opening/closing/switching in browser etcetera,
though this will require figuring out why Touchegg *never* received
gestures, whether on evdev or xf86-input-wacom or whatever, on Arch.
Anyway. The choice feels artificial to me, because xf86-input-wacom
isn't using the 3+ gestures anyway, and GNOME's more interesting
gestures are all 3+. xf86-input-wacom lets me disable gestures and
passthrough all gestures, but then I lose right-click and vert/horiz
scrolling.
What I'd love is a partial passthrough, either explicitly defined (such
as "passthrough 3+ fingers" or "passthrough all 2f horizontal swipes")
or implicit ("pass through anything not recognised as an
xf86-input-wacom supported gesture"). That way, I could take full
advantage of the wacom driver's gestures but get passthrough to the
GNOME set, too.
Is this possible, or is there a reason it's not already the case?
Many thanks,
Cathal
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