GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 772770
[GtkShortcutsWindow] Support for single-finger swipe gestures
Last modified: 2016-10-13 19:05:14 UTC
The GtkShortcutsWindow supports swiping gestures only using two fingers right now. Applications using single-finger swipes could manually construct a matching GtkShortcutsShortcut. However, since icons are used to visualize the gesture, these should match the style of the other gestures. Thus it's probably a better idea to have GTK provide a premade shortcut.
Created attachment 337568 [details] [review] gestures: provide new artwork - illustrations for single finger swiping left and right
Created attachment 337613 [details] [review] naive patch This patch adds the necessary code to make use of Jakub's artwork. I wrote "Since 4.0" in the documentation, not sure if this can be backported (API?) to 3.22. Also, I had to generate PNGs of Jakub's artwork as the build would only integrate those, not the SVGs. I don't know whether this conversion is supposed to happen automatically during build, so I left them out of this patch.
Created attachment 337619 [details] [review] gestures: provide new artwork - illustrations for single finger swiping left and right
The new patch includes the missing rendered PNGs