Alex Zaslavsky
Alex Zaslavsky
The problem is in third party library `activesupport` and ruby 2.7 If you downgrade to ruby
Can you try my fork with `one_shot` enabled for swipes? https://github.com/osleg/gebaar-libinput
Looks like cxxopts can't compile
Basically the main reason why there is no threshold is that current implementation executes command on swipe end. This actually means that if you'd do short swift swipes they'd work...
#31 should allow threshold for swipe gestures.
Implemented in my fork https://github.com/osleg/gebaar-libinput
This is indeed weird, are you sure your config file is in correct location and being read by the deamon? It feels like it doesn't able to read config file.
Here is my config file for example ```toml [swipe.commands.three] up = "xdotool key Control_L+F10" down = "xdotool key Alt_L+Tab" right = "xdotool key Alt_L+Left" left = "xdotool key Alt_L+Right" #[swipe.commands.four]...
@haarp I can't test anything as I don't have linux anywhere but I can help you with that commit you pasted. It actually has very little changes it only looks...
How it was: ``` int threshold = config->settings.swipe_threshold * 100; ``` threshold was multiplied by 100 to convert it to higher value ``` gesture_swipe_event.x += libinput_event_gesture_get_dx(gev); gesture_swipe_event.y += libinput_event_gesture_get_dy(gev); ```...