feat: Gesture configuration in shortcuts config #63
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This commit adds a Gesture abstraction, which can define gestures by the number of fingers used, and the direction the gesture is performed in. Oftentimes, we want the gesture to be either absolute (i.e. ignoring context such as workspace direction), or relative (if workspaces are horizontal, forward would be right, backward would be left. if workspaces are vertical, forward would be up, backward would be down). The abstraction is modeled after the Binding type, and the resulting Gestures type is similar to the Shortcuts type. This is the first step in implementing configurable touchpad gestures (pop-os/cosmic-comp#396) Signed-off-by: Ryan Brue <[email protected]>
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This commit adds a Gesture abstraction, which can define gestures by the number of fingers used, and the direction the gesture is performed in.
Oftentimes, we want the gesture to be either absolute (i.e. ignoring context such as workspace direction), or relative (if workspaces are horizontal, forward would be right, backward would be left. if workspaces are vertical, forward would be up, backward would be down).
The abstraction is modeled after the Binding type, and the resulting Gestures type is similar to the Shortcuts type.
This is the first step in implementing configurable touchpad gestures (pop-os/cosmic-comp#396)
Let me know what needs to be changed!