Closed ReaderGuy42 closed 3 years ago
Adding the shift key manually to "augment" your configured xdotool
keys is not something I have thought of previously but I just tried it and it works fine for me.
The first thing you should do is to fix your configuration! E.g you have swipe right
configured 3 times. Swipes can be either 3 fingers, or 4 fingers, or either 3 or 4 fingers if you do not specify a finger count. So if you specify both 3 and 4 finger gestures for swipe right
then the other one is ignored but it seems to me that you don't actually want the _internal
actions configured?
After fixing that, do step 5 of the trouble-shooting section just to confirm to yourself which gestures + actions are being selected. Try them all. Once you understand that, then run libinput-gestures
as normal and try with the shift key. Make sure you configure the xdotool
keys exactly as what you find works when you run them manually.
Jeez! You're right! Thank you :) The third swipe was something I'd accidentally left, though I hadn't had any issues with that, I've commented
that now. The other thing was the issue. I copied the internal thing from the wiki I think, and it worked, but now I've replaced it with the xdotool
keys and now the shift thing works too.
Thanks for your help!!
how to hold down when switching between apps .. alt + tab ????
how to hold down when switching between apps .. alt + tab ????
I'm not sure I understand your question?
how to hold down when switching between apps .. alt + tab ????
I'm not sure I understand your question?
sorry never mind ..Figured it out
Describe the issue I have four-finger swipe right/left set to switch to the next workspace, i.e. a key press of Ctrl+Alt+Right/Left.
Now according to the system hotkey list, if I add the shift button, I should be able to move the active window to the next workspace. When I do this with the actual keys, that's fine. If I hold shift and swipe it just goes to the next workspace.
Am I missing something? I feel like adding the shift button should do the same thing, since the swipe should really be just acting like that key combo, right?
I have all of about three days of experience of Linux in general and Mint as well, so any help is appreciated :) Thanks!