Is there any way to set up the two finger swipe gesture from Firefox to work globally on Gnome. It seems like anything I find on google only ever has custom set ups for three or four finger swipe. For example:
I am not entirely sure when, but sometime in the last couple of days my calendar widget started behaving weirdly. I think at first it worked correctly in Gnome 44 just as it did in 43.
In Gnome Calendar, everything is fine, but the widget has some weird output:
The first two events are saved as "All Day" and are displayed correctly.
The "Christi Himmelfahrt" is from an German Holidays Online calendar, and it might be that, because I am in Asia right now there is some issue with how this is displayed because of being in a different time zone, but it used to work normally before.
The "Meet w. ***" is from 5pm until 6:30 and the "*** Teaching" is from 6pm to 10pm and as you can see, both are displayed as 1 - 1. I have no idea what causes this behavior, but if I am not the only one, maybe I need to file a bug report.
The behavior does not change when extensions are turned off. I know the automatic night light sometimes makes my screen orange when I connect to a VPN in a different country, but VPN use doesn't change anything in this case.
At the moment I am getting this error message every time I start the system. I already had it on Fedora 43 and am on 44 now. I remember once using v42loopback to flip my camera, but don't really need it right now and was just wondering what the proper way of getting rid of it is.
I use Linux on a 2-1 (it folds into a tablet) laptop and to read documents I normally just scroll through them with my finger.
However, I found that it is just highlighting text… Is that intended behaviour or a bug? Seems odd to me. Or are there some settings I’d have to change?