MultiClutch and Snow Leopard

[Tex-Twil]

What's with MultiClutch anyway? You can enable/disable multi touch gestures in System Preferences. I remember you couldn't do that in Leopard. So why do we need this now?

The configuration in System Prefs is very limited.

MultiClutch allows you to bind a multitouch gesture to a given keyboard shortcut in a given app.

 

[biko01]

Safari and Mail 32bit on Snow

Thank heavens for this thread. Multiclutch is the most imports feature of using MBP for me. Upgraded to Snow last night and nada, no gestures for me. I switched Mail and Safari to 32bit and works like magic. I was ready to restore 10.5 from Time Machine. Gmail seems bit slower than in 64bit Safari (or just my imagination) but by milliseconds. And Safari on Mac is the quickest thing around so no reason to complain. I wish someone works on 64bit Multiclutch next 12 months. Even if it's a $10 app, it's the best thing since the sliced bread...

 

[felt.]

multiclutch is now working with 64bit apps following this guide
http://blog.prashantv.com/2009/multiclutch-fixes-instructions/

 

[jpma]

thank you
I've just tried, it's all working fine.

 

[Donz0r]

multiclutch is now working with 64bit apps following this guide
http://blog.prashantv.com/2009/multiclutch-fixes-instructions/

broken link

any updates on this?

 

[jpma]

i stop using multiclutch.

now I'm switching to BTT(http://blog.boastr.net/)

brings another level of multitouch gesture

 

[bware189]

i stop using multiclutch.

now I'm switching to BTT(http://blog.boastr.net/)

brings another level of multitouch gesture

It brings like 10 new levels to multitouch. Multiclutch was a decent program in its heyday, but BTT is absolutely amazing.