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  1. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

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    One thing that comes to mind is just pressing a different mouse button. By default, this will let the click through, but if you define the appropriate advanced gesture and...
  2. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    I don't see why it wouldn't.
  3. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    That's not possible unfortunately. The only reliable way for easystroke to identify devices is by their name, so you'd have a 50% chance of easystroke disabling the wrong device. It's also not...
  4. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    Does this only happen with compiz or are other window managers affected, too? I tried looking at the compiz source, but they split up everything into a thousand repositories, do you know of any way...
  5. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    Metisse seems to be using a custom-modified X server going at least back to 2004, which doesn't have the necessary extensions to run easystroke properly. They also seem to have gotten the X protocol...
  6. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    I just tested fvwm and fvwm2, and both worked fine. What is the exact error message?
  7. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    A standard gnome setup doesn't interfere with easystroke at all, so it must be some special application or some special setting. I'm not aware of any other applications that use XGrabDeviceButton at...
  8. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    There's two causes of this error messages that I can think of: A device isn't behaving correctly or there is an application that has an active grab on one or more devices. I would try only enabling...
  9. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    I've just released 0.4.8, which fixes a bug that could be the cause of this.
  10. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    Sabayon appears to be running an old (1.5) xserver that I don't test against anymore. Could you try older versions of easystroke to see if this a regression and when it was introduced?
  11. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    Yes. Add the tilt button as an additional button and be sure to check "Instant Gestures". Then record a gesture by clicking the button and assign Button/Button3 as its action.

    Alternatively, you...
  12. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    I'm not sure I understand the question, but you might want to look into whether pidgin can be controlled from the command line. If you just want to insert a fixed text, there's a 'Text' action that...
  13. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    Did you type 'cont' at the gdb prompt to continue running the process? (all this needs to be done over ssh)
  14. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    Unfortunately, I'm a little short on time right now, so I probably won't be able to install arch and look at the issues myself for a few weeks, but I am aware of one crasher-bug in the 1.6 xserver...
  15. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    Are you using the latest version (i.e. 0.4.4)?
  16. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    These are just compiler optimizations, i.e. different flags passed to g++, they can't really be responsible for fixing the issue. I guess what you're seeing is the difference between running...
  17. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    Sorry, I'll need another backtrace then. Could you turn off optimizations by adding the line 'OFLAGS =' to the file debug.mk and then rebuild (make clean && make -j2) and run gdb again. Thanks.
  18. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    Thanks for the information. I believe I have fixed the segfault in git now, the problem seems to have been a device that couldn't be opened (just do a 'git pull' in the easystroke directory and then...
  19. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    That's really odd, I don't see any change at all between 0.4.3 and 0.4.4 that could be causing a segfault. Could you send me a backtrace:



    git clone git://github.com/thjaeger/easystroke.git...
  20. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    Here's another release, I guess this is what 0.4.2 should have been. This release fixes two annoying bugs, so everyone is encouraged to upgrade.

    Download:...
  21. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    I've just released 0.4.3, which is mostly a bugfix release, but also adds the ability to drag multiple items.

    Download:...
  22. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    I've recently fixed this in git (it's still living on the next branch). I'm planning to release a new version as soon as I figure out how to reliably detect rotation.


    You'll need an external...
  23. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    This is intentional. See this tracker item for details.

    http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=2620482&group_id=229797&atid=1078457
  24. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

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  25. Re: Announcing easystroke, a gesture recognition app

    I can't reproduce this issue. Can you try executing the following command in a terminal and then move the focus to the firefox window (assuming an American keyboard layout)? This should be...
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