Lembre-se que manjaro é arch.
Nada melhor que seguir os passos do arch wiki
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/touchegg
Install toucheggAUR package. Alternatively, it is also available at touchegg-gitAUR.
Configuration
The default configuration can be found in /usr/local/share/touchegg/touchegg.conf.
To customize it, copy the default configuration to ~/.config/touchegg/touchegg.conf and make your changes.
It is a basic XML file that defines various gestures. Please note that at this time TAP_AND_HOLD, PINCH, and ROTATE, do not appear to work.
The list of triggers can be found here.
The list of actions can be found here.
The two-fingers scrolling emulation has been droped, due to bad user experience, in the recent 2.0 rewrite of touchegg. To restore it, install xdotool, and add the following to the configuration file :
true xdotool click 4 xdotool click 5 true xdotool click 5 xdotool click 4
Note that on Kde, text gets selected while scrolling (see).
Start on login
The daemon is started with systemd : systemctl enable touchegg.service The client can be loaded from the wm.
For gnome
- Hit
alt-f2;
- Type
gnome-session-properties;
- Hit
add;
- In the box labeled “Command” type
touchegg. Fill in “Name” and “Label” as you choose;
- Hit
OK.
No gnome atual coloque na sessão de inicialização no gnome-tweak
Note: gnome-session-properties has been removed from gnome 3.12. Currently, you can install gnome-session-propertiesAUR from the AUR. See more details in the BBS thread
For the startx command
You can modify your .xprofile:
~/.xprofile
touchegg &
Ou
Tente pelo input
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/libinput#Gestures
