Closed paperbenni closed 3 years ago
Fusuma don't restrict tap to click(left/middle/right). You should off middle click manually.
Completely disabling middle click prevents me from using it inside applications and that's a big problem for most creative programs. It's also heavily used in browsers and some gtk apps like nautilus. The instances of a user wanting to execute a gesture and paste something in a text field at the same time are pretty rare. If faced with the choice between gestures and working middle click I think most would choose middle click. If it's not possible I understand that, but imho it is it is a must have for users that use any GUI applications at all.
Fusuma is a simple system that only monitors events and issues commands. Therefore, Fusuma cannot disable the built-in gestures that are under the control by OS. Note that existing clicks and pastes are handled by the OS.
Please try the following hacks
edit ~/.xbindkeysrc
"echo -n | xsel -n -i; pkill xbindkeys; xdotool click 2; xbindkeys"
b:2 + Release
tap:
3:
sendkey: "LEFTCTRL+V"
plugin:
inputs:
libinput_command_input: # options for lib/plugin/inputs/libinput_command_input
enable-tap: true
enable-dwt: true
show-keycodes: true
verbose: true
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Describe the bug When executing any three finger gesture it still gets passed on to the application. Example: If you execute a three finger gesture while hovering over the tab bar in Firefox you will either open or close a tab because it still gets registered as a middle click
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior The gesture should be triggered and the input should not be passed on to the application
Versions
OS: instantOS (the WM in use it a dwm fork with an identical input system so you should be able to treat this bug report as dwm related)