Highlights
- Configures multi-touch gestures through a graphical interface.
- Assigns actions to touchpad and touchscreen movements.
- Supports command-based gesture responses.
- Runs on Linux systems with compatible input support.
About this application
Touché is a Linux application for configuring multi-touch gestures. It provides a graphical interface for assigning actions to touchpad and touchscreen gestures, so users can set up common desktop operations without editing configuration files by hand. The program is aimed at systems where gesture support is available through the underlying Linux desktop and input stack.
The application focuses on mapping gestures to concrete responses, such as running commands or triggering desktop actions. It is useful for adjusting how swipes and pinches behave on laptops, tablets, and other Linux devices with multi-touch input. Its scope is limited to Linux, and the available results depend on the gesture backend and desktop environment in use.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub com.github.joseexposito.touche
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