Easystroke [1] 0.4.1 supports this: Make Button 1 a 'click & hold'
gesture button and then add a new action of type 'button'. When
recording the gesture, just do what you would to trigger the action:
hold down the "mouse button" for a while.
I think that timeout gestures are generally a better way of emulating
mouse buttons, though.
[1]
http://easystroke.sourceforge.net/Charles Long wrote:
> I have a Thinkpad x61 multitouch tablet with Ubuntu 8.10 and the newest
> linuxwacom drivers installed, 0.8.2-2. I like using my laptop in tablet
> mode w/o a pen but have not found a way to emulate a right click. I have
> tried using the assistive technologies "hold for right click" option built
> into Gnome but the "hold time" is recognized by everything, incluing the
> pen, but not the touch. Are there other options or configurations open to
> me?
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