Its not the real pinch to zoom gesture as expected. Its scrollUp + Ctrl zooms in ,scrollDown+Ctrl zooms out.
and because you have the Two-Finger-Scrolling enabled it seems like it but the right gesture is to scrollup and down with your two fingers while pressing ctrl button
These enable Horizontal edge, two finger horizontal scroll, middle mouse button by tapping with two fingers and right mouse button by tapping with three fingers and palm detection to avoid unwanted clicks while typing...
But for pinch zoom. It seems there is nothing available at the moment.
Friends, I am on Ubuntu 21.04 now. And two-fingures-pinch-zoom works out of the box with Firefox.
Real pinch zoom mac-style. Not just page scaling CTRL+[+], which makes responsive pages to change layout to mobile. But real useful zoom. which I use a lot when viewing images and sometimes paragraphs.
I had success using Fusuma and xdotool. Install xdotool and the Fusuma gem and then create its config file at ~/.config/fusuma/config.yml and include the following:
Holding down CTRL while pinching or zooming will allow you to perform the gesture.
@SpaceMonkeyPDX
Its not the real pinch to zoom gesture as expected. Its scrollUp + Ctrl zooms in ,scrollDown+Ctrl zooms out.
and because you have the
Two-Finger-Scrolling
enabled it seems like it but the right gesture is to scrollup and down with your two fingers while pressing ctrl buttonI know it is a bit late but for others who may drop by
Type synclient to list all touchpad features then create a file to execute them at startup.
For example on 12.10 I am using these lines in my script:
These enable Horizontal edge, two finger horizontal scroll, middle mouse button by tapping with two fingers and right mouse button by tapping with three fingers and palm detection to avoid unwanted clicks while typing...
But for pinch zoom. It seems there is nothing available at the moment.
Friends, I am on Ubuntu 21.04 now. And two-fingures-pinch-zoom works out of the box with Firefox. Real pinch zoom mac-style. Not just page scaling CTRL+[+], which makes responsive pages to change layout to mobile. But real useful zoom. which I use a lot when viewing images and sometimes paragraphs.
I had success using Fusuma and xdotool. Install xdotool and the Fusuma gem and then create its config file at
~/.config/fusuma/config.yml
and include the following:You may have to fiddle with the threshold and interval values until it responds to your liking.
Some multi-touch features can be activated with the instructions here (at least on hp dv9000, not sure about other laptops) http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1999255