Yes, it is possible:

Installation

• install touchegg: sudo apt-get install touchegg



• install Touchegg-GCE: You have to git clone (or download) Touchegg-GCE from github and then manually compile it, it needs qt4 so sudo apt-get install qt4-dev-tools then open a terminal into the Touchegg-GCE directory and type /usr/bin/qmake-qt4 and make. Now launch touchegg-gce and configure your gestures.

  
  
  

  Autostart and configuration: into ~/.config/autostart/




• create an executable (chmod +x touch.sh) script touch.sh with the following code. It is necessary to disable the default behaviour of the trackpad for 2-3 fingers gestures

  
  
  

  #!/bin/bash
  
  synclient TapButton2=0
  
  synclient TapButton3=0
  
  synclient ClickFinger2=0
  
  synclient ClickFinger3=0
  
  synclient HorizTwoFingerScroll=0
  
  synclient VertTwoFingerScroll=0
  
  




• create two launchers: one for the script(1) and the other for touchegg(2).

  
  
  

  (1) touch.desktop

  
  
  

  [Desktop Entry]
  
  Type=Application
  
  Exec=/home/<user>/.config/autostart/touch.sh
  
  Hidden=false
  
  NoDisplay=false
  
  X-GNOME-Autostart-enabled=true
  
  Name[it_IT]=TouchScript
  
  Name=TouchScript
  
  Comment[it_IT]=Enable Touchegg 2-3 fingers
  
  Comment=Enable Touchegg 2-3 fingers
  
  

  
  
  

  (2) touchegg.desktop

  
  
  

  [Desktop Entry]
  
  Name=Touchegg
  
  GenericName=Touchégg
  
  Comment=Touchégg Gestures Manager
  
  Exec=/usr/bin/touchegg %u
  
  Terminal=false
  
  Type=Application
  
  Name[it_IT]=touchegg.desktop