.. _client_gestures:

Client Touch Gestures
---------------------

The ThinLinc client has support for a number of touch gestures when used
on a touch capable monitor. These gestures allow the user to simulate
certain mouse operations that would otherwise not be possible.

.. note::

   Touch gestures are not available on macOS as it currently lacks
   native support for touch capable monitors.

.. list-table::
   :widths: 20, 80
   :class: table-noborders

   * - .. figure:: images/gesture-tap.svg

     - **Click**

       Tap a single finger to simulate a click of the left mouse button.

   * - .. figure:: images/gesture-drag.svg

     - **Drag**

       Press a single finger and drag it across the screen to simulate
       pressing the left mouse button and moving the cursor.

   * - .. figure:: images/gesture-press.svg

     - **Right click**

       Press and hold a single finger to simulate a press of the right
       mouse button.

   * - .. figure:: images/gesture-two-tap.svg

     - **Right click, alternative**

       Tap two fingers to simulate a press of the right mouse button.

   * - .. figure:: images/gesture-three-tap.svg

     - **Middle click** *(not available on Windows)*

       Tap three fingers to simulate a press of the middle mouse button
       (mouse wheel).

   * - .. figure:: images/gesture-two-drag.svg

     - **Pan / Scroll**

       Press two fingers and drag them across the screen to simulate
       rotating the vertical or horizontal mouse wheel.

   * - .. figure:: images/gesture-pinch.svg

     - **Zoom**

       Press two fingers and move them closer or further away from each
       other to simulate pressing the :kbd:`Control` key and rotating
       the mouse wheel. Many applications interpret this combination as
       a request to zoom the open document in or out.