Closed danirabbit closed 1 year ago
It's possible to do this at the moment in a very natural way:
I think this is a more natural interaction and doesn't require to memorize another gesture.... But the animation is broken.
@JoseExposito I can't at all manage to do this.
Maybe this should be left as a context menu thing tbh
@JoseExposito ah yeah I mean that technically works, and it does make sense, but it is not an easy gesture to perform even on a huge magic trackpad. I can't imagine trying to do that on a laptop
Yeah, I should also mention that it is only possible if you have a "clickpad", so it is not suitable for all hardware... But I wish it were, it feels like the natural thing to do.
What about double tapping with three fingers and then hold to grab the window and then swipe to move the window across workspaces?
It works similar to dragging a file. Double tap to select and then just drag it.
Throwing my hat into the idea ring:
Originally posted in https://github.com/elementary/switchboard-plug-mouse-touchpad/issues/186#issuecomment-1071492313
Edit: I now see this is in the proposal on top, oops 😬
Btw three-finger tap (=middle click) for me does for example things like:
For this reason it feels very unnatural option for the feature discussed here.
My two cents
Problem
When using keyboard shortcuts you can either switch to a workspace with super + arrows or move a window to a workspace with super + alt + arrows. With gestures however, there is only the option to switch to a workspace, it's not possible to move a window to another workspace
Proposal
It would be nice to be able to configure a horizontal swipe gesture to move the focused window in the direction of the swipe. For example, by default swiping horizontally with 3 fingers switches workspaces, and optionally one could move the focused window with a 4-finger swipe.