I have already uninstalled Touchegg. However, every time I log in, there is a notification titled "Touchegg is not install " reminding me that "Please install touchegg to enable multi-touch gesture". It seems that I did not uninstall Touchegg totally.
How to reproduce:
sudo apt install touchegg
and then unintall it by
sudo apt purge touchegg
Then use super+L to log out and then log in. ( Or reboot and log in)
Expected behaviour
There is not such a notification when I log in.
Actual behaviour
There is such a notification every time I log in.
Logs
The tail of "syslog" is as follows:
Feb 12 02:38:47 yuan-Inspiron-5409 gnome-shell[1782]: [x11gestures@joseexposito.github.io] Reconnecting to Touchégg daemon in 5 seconds
Feb 12 02:38:48 yuan-Inspiron-5409 gnome-shell[1782]: [x11gestures@joseexposito.github.io] Connecting to Touchégg daemon
Feb 12 02:38:48 yuan-Inspiron-5409 gnome-shell[1782]: [x11gestures@joseexposito.github.io] Error connecting to Touchégg daemon: Could not connect: Connection refused
Feb 12 02:38:48 yuan-Inspiron-5409 gnome-shell[1782]: [x11gestures@joseexposito.github.io] Reconnecting to Touchégg daemon in 5 seconds
Feb 12 02:38:48 yuan-Inspiron-5409 gnome-shell[1782]: [x11gestures@joseexposito.github.io] Connecting to Touchégg daemon
Feb 12 02:38:48 yuan-Inspiron-5409 gnome-shell[1782]: [x11gestures@joseexposito.github.io] Error connecting to Touchégg daemon: Could not connect: Connection refused
Feb 12 02:38:48 yuan-Inspiron-5409 gnome-shell[1782]: [x11gestures@joseexposito.github.io] Reconnecting to Touchégg daemon in 5 seconds
Feb 12 02:38:52 yuan-Inspiron-5409 gnome-shell[1782]: [x11gestures@joseexposito.github.io] Connecting to Touchégg daemon
Feb 12 02:38:52 yuan-Inspiron-5409 gnome-shell[1782]: [x11gestures@joseexposito.github.io] Error connecting to Touchégg daemon: Could not connect: Connection refused
Feb 12 02:38:52 yuan-Inspiron-5409 gnome-shell[1782]: [x11gestures@joseexposito.github.io] Reconnecting to Touchégg daemon in 5 seconds
I have already uninstalled Touchegg. So I cannot run the following command.
$ touchegg --debug
Additional information
$ sudo apt list --installed | grep touchegg
WARNING: apt does not have a stable CLI interface. Use with caution in scripts.
which means I have actually uninstalled touchegg by apt.
Your environment
Version of Touchégg: Run touchegg --version in the terminal to check the version
Operating System: Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS x86_64
Desktop Environment: GNOME 42.5
Are you using Wayland? No, I am using x11
What I tried
According to this post, I
a) removed my Touchegg config file "~/.config/touchegg",
b) and I ran "systemctl disable --now touchegg" (however got "Failed to disable unit: Unit file touchegg.service does not exist."),
c) and finally checked my x11 related files in the home directory, which are ".xinitrc"(empty file) and ".xinputrc"(only one line "run_im fcitx5")
However, these efforts did not fix the problem.
Describe the bug
I have already uninstalled Touchegg. However, every time I log in, there is a notification titled "Touchegg is not install " reminding me that "Please install touchegg to enable multi-touch gesture". It seems that I did not uninstall Touchegg totally.
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/107997665/218275898-f2ec6cd6-6441-4617-9df6-28885c74e9aa.png)
How to reproduce:
and then unintall it by
Then use
super+L
to log out and then log in. ( Or reboot and log in)Expected behaviour
There is not such a notification when I log in.
Actual behaviour
There is such a notification every time I log in.
Logs
The tail of "syslog" is as follows:
I have already uninstalled Touchegg. So I cannot run the following command.
Additional information
which means I have actually uninstalled touchegg by apt.
Your environment
touchegg --version
in the terminal to check the versionWhat I tried
According to this post, I a) removed my Touchegg config file "~/.config/touchegg", b) and I ran "systemctl disable --now touchegg" (however got "Failed to disable unit: Unit file touchegg.service does not exist."), c) and finally checked my x11 related files in the home directory, which are ".xinitrc"(empty file) and ".xinputrc"(only one line "run_im fcitx5") However, these efforts did not fix the problem.