Added Gestures info

src/Python/Scripts/GTK/chronos-webkit2-browser/utils/Settings.py

@@ -106,6 +106,7 @@ class Settings:
         settings.set_property('enable-accelerated-2d-canvas', True)
         settings.set_property('auto-load-images', True)
         settings.set_property('enable-media-capabilities', True)
+        # settings.set_property('enable-media', True)
         settings.set_property('enable-media-stream', True)
         settings.set_property('enable-mediasource', True)
         settings.set_property('enable-encrypted-media', True)

src/TXTs/Gestures/Desktop-specific-commands.md

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+Here are some commonly used, DE-specific commands:
+
+## Budgie Desktop
+*  Open run dialog: `nohup budgie-run-dialog`
+*  Open Raven notification bar: `dbus-send --session --type=method_call --dest=org.budgie_desktop.Raven /org/budgie_desktop/Raven org.budgie_desktop.Raven.SetExpanded boolean:'true'`
+*  Close Raven notification bar: `dbus-send --session --type=method_call --dest=org.budgie_desktop.Raven /org/budgie_desktop/Raven org.budgie_desktop.Raven.SetExpanded boolean:'false'`
+
+## GNOME
+
+## KDE

src/TXTs/Gestures/Executing-keyboard-shortcuts.md

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+You can use the `xdotool` tool to simulate keyboard input, though this feature is *totally unsupported* in Wayland session. The tool also offers other features, like focusing specific windows (still Xorg only). 
+
+Please refer to Xdotool's manpages using `man xdotool`.

src/TXTs/Gestures/Home.md

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+# Gestures Wiki
+Hello World!
+
+Pages
+*  [Desktop specific commands](desktop-specific-commands)
+*  [Launching GUI apps](launching-gui-apps)
+*  [Executing keyboard shortcuts](executing-keyboard-shortcuts)
+*  [3-finger drag workarounds](three-finger-drag-on-linux)
+*  [Xdotool equivalent tools for Wayland keystroke emulation](xdotool-equivalent-tools-for-Wayland-keystroke-simulation)
+*  [Full list of Xdotool key codes](xdotool-list-of-key-codes)

src/TXTs/Gestures/Launching-GUI-apps.md

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+As libinput-gestures pipes commands to execute, opening GUI programs without blocking the pipe has to be done with `nohup` before the binary name:
+
+`nohup appname`

src/TXTs/Gestures/Three-finger-drag-on-Linux.md

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+While the feature is currently *not supported* by libinput-gestures (which has a somewhat different aim), there are other ways to do that on Linux.
+
+Here are some resources you might want to check out:
+*  https://github.com/quadpixels/three-finger-dragging
+*  http://martys.typepad.com/blog/2015/08/3-finger-drag-on-linux.html

src/TXTs/Gestures/xdotool-on-wayland.md

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+As xdotool doesn't support Wayland due to their strict security policies, keystroke inputs require root privileges and some workarounds:
+
+*  The **best candidate looks to be the Python-based [injectinput](https://github.com/meeuw/injectinput) script by *meeuw***, though still in an early development stage.
+
+*  Another Bash solution comes from [this Stack Overflow thread](https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/381831/keyboard-emulation-in-wayland):
+
+> I'm using this little script. It needs the package evemu installed and sudo-confguration for evemu-event without password-notification. EVDEVICE is the device used to emulate the input. /dev/input/event8 is my keyboard (use sudo evemu-record to find yours)
+> 
+> 
+> ```
+> #!/bin/bash
+> # keycomb.sh
+> EVDEVICE=/dev/input/event8
+> 
+> for key in $@; do
+>     sudo evemu-event $EVDEVICE --type EV_KEY --code KEY_$key --value 1 --sync
+> done
+> 
+> # reverse order
+> for (( idx=${#@}; idx>0; idx-- )); do
+>     sudo evemu-event $EVDEVICE --type EV_KEY --code KEY_${!idx} --value 0 --sync
+> done
+> ```
+> you can e.g. change a tab with `./keycomb.sh RIGHTCTL PAGEDOWN`.
+> 
+> Please note: This script does no validation on parameters, use with care ;)