Add per-tool settings and gesture customization

README.md

@@ -35,7 +35,8 @@ systems, architectures, or distributions may be limited.
 The optional `fedora-tools-settings` package adds a **Fedora Tools** page to
 Plasma System Settings. It discovers tools from this RPM repository, shows
 which are installed, and can install available tools after administrator
-authorization. Individual tools do not require the settings module.
+authorization. Installed tools can also be removed, and supported tools expose
+their settings there. Individual tools do not require the settings module.
 
 ### Touchpad hold-tap
 
@@ -44,6 +45,12 @@ second finger and emits a middle click. The held finger may move between taps.
 Repeating the tap while holding the first finger produces repeated clicks,
 including double middle clicks.
 
+The minimum anchor age, required stationary time, tap durations, and emitted
+mouse button or keyboard event can be changed through Fedora Tools settings or
+with `touchpad-hold-tap-config`. A stationary time of zero allows recognition
+while the anchor is moving. Custom plugin settings are stored under `/etc` and
+survive package updates. Log out and back in after changing them.
+
 The `touchpad-hold-tap` package requires libinput 1.30 or newer and a compositor
 that enables libinput plugins. Log out and back in after installation or an
 update so the compositor reloads the plugin.
@@ -80,6 +87,9 @@ position and the application's windows form another. **Hide launcher when
 application starts** determines whether that separate launcher remains while
 the application is running. Other groups retain the Task Manager's sort order.
 
+The first-window behavior and both Shift behaviors can be changed through
+Fedora Tools settings. Changes take effect with the next shortcut press.
+
 If application grouping is disabled—or an application is excluded from
 grouping—each of its windows remains a separate shortcut position. **Only group
 when the Task Manager is full** does not alter shortcut groups; that would make