Machanical

Absolutely fantastic work as usual. Been using it since it was released and it has been astonishingly good so far. No issues whatsoever, except one: Is it supposed to keep scrolling when I hold two fingers on the trackpad? I've turned off continuous scrolling both for edge and for normal, but it still slowly scrolls if I scroll and keep holding my fingers on the trackpad. Not that it really is a problem as the trackpad works amazingly anyway and I couldn't be happier with it. 10/10 work, keep it up!

New version up today? Just in time for Yosemite. You're the man emlydinesh, can't wait! https://i.imgur.com/zB9pCDs.gif

I just registered to say that your work is extremely appreciated. I'm currently using it on my Asus ZenBook UX32VD (V4 touchpad) and it is just mind-blowing how much you've accomplished with this driver so far. Really amazing work. Personally I disabled a lot of the swiping gestures because I kept triggering a lot of wrong gestures since there are so many, but the amount of choice we're given here is really astounding. I'll post some suggestions as well according to my experience so far: I couldn't find any way to disable the "four finger hold to minimize application" feature in the Info.plist or anywhere else. Implementing an option to disable it would be great! I couldn't find a way to swap three finger and four finger swipe to "change between spaces" (applications). By default it is the four finger swipe left and right, but I personally like it to be three finger instead. I could do it if I sacrificed the Dashboard as a space and made it into option 3 instead, but not without disabling dashboard as a space, could it be possible to swap these without disabling the dashboard space? When I use four fingers swipe up while having "Four finger swipe UpDown" set as false, it starts Finder's search function in a window. Maybe a bug? One feature I'd really love that I had on my previous laptop (HP ProBook 4530s) using RehabMan's Synaptics driver was "momentum scrolling". Basically the sort of really smooth scrolling that the normal Mac trackpads has. Since the RehabMan's Synaptics driver has this and is open-source, maybe it can give you some ideas how to do it on the Elan touchpads? (Even though they are completely different hardware components made by completely different companies). Other than that it is really one amazing piece of software you've managed to create here. It can sometimes be a little bit tricky to pull of gestures, but it really redefined my OS X experience on my new laptop and I would love to see further updates and optimisations done to this driver. You've done a really great job so far, keep it up! I'll donate 20$ to you straight away as a thanks for creating this and I'm hoping to see more great development on it!