How to map three finger swipe up to view all open windows

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Im using Ubuntu 18 with Gnome and I had configured a three finger swipe up to Show Windows Overview with my previous version with Unity but Im unable to do it here.



Ive installed easyStroke but that doesnt seem to have such a feature. What elese can I do to achieve this.







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    Im using Ubuntu 18 with Gnome and I had configured a three finger swipe up to Show Windows Overview with my previous version with Unity but Im unable to do it here.



    Ive installed easyStroke but that doesnt seem to have such a feature. What elese can I do to achieve this.







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      Im using Ubuntu 18 with Gnome and I had configured a three finger swipe up to Show Windows Overview with my previous version with Unity but Im unable to do it here.



      Ive installed easyStroke but that doesnt seem to have such a feature. What elese can I do to achieve this.







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      Im using Ubuntu 18 with Gnome and I had configured a three finger swipe up to Show Windows Overview with my previous version with Unity but Im unable to do it here.



      Ive installed easyStroke but that doesnt seem to have such a feature. What elese can I do to achieve this.









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          https://askubuntu.com/a/1044184/846886



          The solution using fusuma works well (answered above).



          First add yourself to the "input" group and log out/log back in:



          sudo gpasswd -a $USER input


          Install all pre-requisite packages:



          sudo apt install libinput-tools xdotool ruby


          Install fusuma gem:



          sudo gem install fusuma


          Create a configuration file as your user:



          mkdir -p ~/.config/fusuma
          gedit ~/.config/fusuma/config.yml


          Paste the following as an example config:



          swipe:
          3:
          left:
          command: 'xdotool key alt+Left'
          right:
          command: 'xdotool key alt+Right'
          up:
          command: 'xdotool key super+s'
          down:
          command: 'xdotool key super+l'
          4:
          left:
          command: 'xdotool key super+Left'
          right:
          command: 'xdotool key super+Right'
          up:
          command: 'xdotool key super+a'
          down:
          command: 'xdotool key super+s'
          pinch:
          in:
          command: 'xdotool key ctrl+plus'
          out:
          command: 'xdotool key ctrl+minus'

          threshold:
          swipe: 1
          pinch: 1

          interval:
          swipe: 1
          pinch: 1


          Enable fusuma to start automatically:



          fusuma auto start



          More at the fusuma github page






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            https://askubuntu.com/a/1044184/846886



            The solution using fusuma works well (answered above).



            First add yourself to the "input" group and log out/log back in:



            sudo gpasswd -a $USER input


            Install all pre-requisite packages:



            sudo apt install libinput-tools xdotool ruby


            Install fusuma gem:



            sudo gem install fusuma


            Create a configuration file as your user:



            mkdir -p ~/.config/fusuma
            gedit ~/.config/fusuma/config.yml


            Paste the following as an example config:



            swipe:
            3:
            left:
            command: 'xdotool key alt+Left'
            right:
            command: 'xdotool key alt+Right'
            up:
            command: 'xdotool key super+s'
            down:
            command: 'xdotool key super+l'
            4:
            left:
            command: 'xdotool key super+Left'
            right:
            command: 'xdotool key super+Right'
            up:
            command: 'xdotool key super+a'
            down:
            command: 'xdotool key super+s'
            pinch:
            in:
            command: 'xdotool key ctrl+plus'
            out:
            command: 'xdotool key ctrl+minus'

            threshold:
            swipe: 1
            pinch: 1

            interval:
            swipe: 1
            pinch: 1


            Enable fusuma to start automatically:



            fusuma auto start



            More at the fusuma github page






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              https://askubuntu.com/a/1044184/846886



              The solution using fusuma works well (answered above).



              First add yourself to the "input" group and log out/log back in:



              sudo gpasswd -a $USER input


              Install all pre-requisite packages:



              sudo apt install libinput-tools xdotool ruby


              Install fusuma gem:



              sudo gem install fusuma


              Create a configuration file as your user:



              mkdir -p ~/.config/fusuma
              gedit ~/.config/fusuma/config.yml


              Paste the following as an example config:



              swipe:
              3:
              left:
              command: 'xdotool key alt+Left'
              right:
              command: 'xdotool key alt+Right'
              up:
              command: 'xdotool key super+s'
              down:
              command: 'xdotool key super+l'
              4:
              left:
              command: 'xdotool key super+Left'
              right:
              command: 'xdotool key super+Right'
              up:
              command: 'xdotool key super+a'
              down:
              command: 'xdotool key super+s'
              pinch:
              in:
              command: 'xdotool key ctrl+plus'
              out:
              command: 'xdotool key ctrl+minus'

              threshold:
              swipe: 1
              pinch: 1

              interval:
              swipe: 1
              pinch: 1


              Enable fusuma to start automatically:



              fusuma auto start



              More at the fusuma github page






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                https://askubuntu.com/a/1044184/846886



                The solution using fusuma works well (answered above).



                First add yourself to the "input" group and log out/log back in:



                sudo gpasswd -a $USER input


                Install all pre-requisite packages:



                sudo apt install libinput-tools xdotool ruby


                Install fusuma gem:



                sudo gem install fusuma


                Create a configuration file as your user:



                mkdir -p ~/.config/fusuma
                gedit ~/.config/fusuma/config.yml


                Paste the following as an example config:



                swipe:
                3:
                left:
                command: 'xdotool key alt+Left'
                right:
                command: 'xdotool key alt+Right'
                up:
                command: 'xdotool key super+s'
                down:
                command: 'xdotool key super+l'
                4:
                left:
                command: 'xdotool key super+Left'
                right:
                command: 'xdotool key super+Right'
                up:
                command: 'xdotool key super+a'
                down:
                command: 'xdotool key super+s'
                pinch:
                in:
                command: 'xdotool key ctrl+plus'
                out:
                command: 'xdotool key ctrl+minus'

                threshold:
                swipe: 1
                pinch: 1

                interval:
                swipe: 1
                pinch: 1


                Enable fusuma to start automatically:



                fusuma auto start



                More at the fusuma github page






                share|improve this answer












                https://askubuntu.com/a/1044184/846886



                The solution using fusuma works well (answered above).



                First add yourself to the "input" group and log out/log back in:



                sudo gpasswd -a $USER input


                Install all pre-requisite packages:



                sudo apt install libinput-tools xdotool ruby


                Install fusuma gem:



                sudo gem install fusuma


                Create a configuration file as your user:



                mkdir -p ~/.config/fusuma
                gedit ~/.config/fusuma/config.yml


                Paste the following as an example config:



                swipe:
                3:
                left:
                command: 'xdotool key alt+Left'
                right:
                command: 'xdotool key alt+Right'
                up:
                command: 'xdotool key super+s'
                down:
                command: 'xdotool key super+l'
                4:
                left:
                command: 'xdotool key super+Left'
                right:
                command: 'xdotool key super+Right'
                up:
                command: 'xdotool key super+a'
                down:
                command: 'xdotool key super+s'
                pinch:
                in:
                command: 'xdotool key ctrl+plus'
                out:
                command: 'xdotool key ctrl+minus'

                threshold:
                swipe: 1
                pinch: 1

                interval:
                swipe: 1
                pinch: 1


                Enable fusuma to start automatically:



                fusuma auto start



                More at the fusuma github page







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