I have created a little tutorial on how to Start fusuma on Login in KDE

[Shadowphoenix]

Since there is a tutorial for Gnome, might as well add one for KDE ;P

1. run whereis fusuma - this should default to ~/.local/share/gem/ruby/3.0.0/bin/fusuma or /home/$USER/.local/share/gem/ruby/3.0.0/bin/fusuma
2. create a script that looks like this, according to what 1. resulted to:
3. make it executable in Fileproperties (by Ticking the corresponding box):
4. Go to KDE-Settings, search for "Autostart".
5. Click on "Add" and Add your Script as a Loginscript.
6. Reboot Done :)

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[Shadowphoenix]

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[iberianpig]

Hi, thanks for your suggestion. Does it use ~/.config/autostart/ in KDE?

[Shadowphoenix]

Hi, thanks for your suggestion. Does it use ~/.config/autostart/ in KDE?

yes it does. To be precise, it copies the script from wherever you had it originally to ~/.config/autostart

[Shadowphoenix]

i am going to make english screenshots in the coming days and will post them here

[DocteurFlashbios]

@iberianpig Thank you very much for this work !! I can't do without ;) The autostart is a great idea, but I don't understand the point of creating a bash script. I tried adding directly the path in KDE settings, and the "-d" in the "arguments" input... ... seems working smooth ! Not for you ?

[iberianpig]

I don't think there is a need to create a bash script unless there is a particular reason such as wanting to do something before or after. It is important to get the path where the actual fusuma is located using the which command.

[Shadowphoenix]

@iberianpig Thank you very much for this work !! I can't do without ;) The autostart is a great idea, but I don't understand the point of creating a bash script. I tried adding directly the path in KDE settings, and the "-d" in the "arguments" input... ... seems working smooth ! Not for you ?

turns out within kde you can just run the command fusuma directly as an application to be executed on launch of plasmashell. i didnt know that at the time and forgot to update when i found out. Stepbystep in pictures found below. However Plasma added gestures in i think v5.27 but i havent tested how their native implementation compares to what fusuma can do. since i will be testing this i Soon i might drop away from this repo alltogether if i no longer need fusuma.

[Shadowphoenix]

[Shadowphoenix]

this works perfectly fine for me, once $PATH for $SHELL is configured to contain gems and $USER is part of Group input

[Shadowphoenix]

Turns out the builtin Gestures on KDE afaik only work on Wayland but they are set to Mac-Esque by default so i will likely ditch fusuma because it is no longer needed for me. Thanks for your work on this tho, @iberianpig .