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I would add MultiClutch to the list http://wcrawford.org/2008/02/28/everytime-i-think-about-you-i-touch-my-cell/ http://wcrawford.org/2008/02/28/everytime-i-thi
by troystribling 17y ago
I would add MultiClutch to the list http://wcrawford.org/2008/02/28/everytime-i-think-about-you-i-touch-my-cell/ http://wcrawford.org/2008/02/28/everytime-i-think-about-you-.... It allows you to define custom gestures for any application. I was thinking of switching to jitouch http://www.jitouch.com/ http://www.jitouch.com/. Anyone know how they compare?
- wtallis 17y agoI haven't tried MultiClutch, but from what I can find on the web, it looks like it lets you re-define what the built-in gestures do. This is fairly useful, although it has the downside that apps that are designed with the multitouch gestures in mind lose that functionality. jitouch doesn't change any of the built-in gestures; it just adds a bunch of new ones, and lets you configure those. I find this to work quite well, because many of the gestures (both the standard ones and the jitouch ones) are very intuitive defaults. (eg. the pinch zooming and the rotating. Re-defining these seems like a kludge.) Now that jitouch lets you define character-based gestures, such as drawing an S with two fingers to perform the equivalent of cmd-S (Save), you can get your touchpad to do a lot of stuff without needing to resort to esoteric gestures.
- HaloZero 17y agoBetterTouch is a good too, it's pretty active development as well.