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Keep getting this warning in journald libinput-gestures.desktop[2334]: Unknown gesture received: HOLD.

Hikandy opened this issue · comments

The gesturess are working fine, using gnome 41 wayland on archlinux, this keeps getting logged

libinput-gestures.desktop[2334]: Unknown gesture received: HOLD.

Run libinput-gestures -l on the command line and paste the output here.

libinput-gestures: session gnome+wayland on Linux-5.14.7-arch1-1-x86_64-with-glibc2.33, python 3.9.7, libinput 1.19.0
Hash: 7b225afc6809da81d306436673af8a29
Gestures configured in ~/.config/libinput-gestures.conf:
swipe left       4 ydotool key ctrl+KEY_PAGEDOWN
swipe right      4 ydotool key ctrl+KEY_PAGEUP
libinput-gestures: device /dev/input/by-path/platform-AMDI0010:03-event-mouse(event10): ASUE140A:00 04F3:3134 Touchpad
libinput-gestures is installed.
libinput-gestures is set up as a desktop application.
libinput-gestures is currently running as a desktop application.
libinput-gestures is set to autostart as a desktop application.
libinput-gestures is using custom configuration file.

libinput-gestures.desktop[2334]: Unknown gesture received: HOLD, thiis keeps getting logged in my journald and not sure what is causing it?

Please follow the steps in the TROUBLESHOOTING section. Note particularly step 8. So run your ydotool commands manually in a terminal and I suspect your will see the same messages.

No response from OP so closing.

Looks like libinput released hold gestures as part of the 1.19 release on Sept 14. I have seen this issue in the journal as well. I believe what is happening is that this hold event added in the latest release is firing but it is not being handled by libinput-gestures.

@xarthna yes you are right! Had not seen that. I just added HOLD gestures and made a new release 2.69.