Pressing the gesture button -> Mission Control/ Super key on GNOME Gesture + Move Left/Right -> Switch between full screen apps on macOS / Unbound in GNOME Ge

Pressing the gesture button -> Mission Control/ Super key on GNOME Gesture + Move Left/Right -> Switch between full screen apps on macOS / Unbound in GNOME Gesture + Up/Down -> Switch Workspaces in GNOME / Unbound in macOS I leave some of the slides unbound in some systems because the action doesn't suit the software, with sliding right/left not visually matching switching between workspaces in my GNOME setup, and sliding up/down not visually matching anything except Mission Control in macOS. I don't want the same gestures to be different things on different systems so I just leave them unbound. That's generally all I need + the horizontal wheel to handle forward/back and scrolling. If there's some other use case you really like, you can set them to the ones I've unbound, or even the forward/back keys. If you're using linux, You can get logiops (https://github.com/PixlOne/logiops https://github.com/PixlOne/logiops) and use it to map everything.