A Three Finger Salute to Git
David Letterman often asks: Is this anything? And now I ask you.
- Newer MacBook Pros and MacBook Airs can detect trackpad gestures (three finger swipe up, down, left, right).
- A new preference pane called MultiClutch makes it easy to call key commands when gestures occur.
- ThisService turns command line scripts into services with key commands.
The end result?
- Swipe up to
git push - Swipe down to
git pull - Swipe left to see
git status - Others are also possible!
Easy setup
Download my pre-packaged services and drop in Library/Services (local or systemwide…your choice).
Download MultiClutch and set commands for multitouch gestures that call the services.

You can try it at home!
Use ThisService to make a service that calls any shell script or even a Ruby script (start autotest, run rake, etc.).

I used a simple shell script that echoes a command to the Terminal.
#!/bin/sh
echo "git pull"
Product placement
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