Touchegg is designed to bring multi-touch (touchpad) functionality to
Linux based operating systems. In layman’s term, it is an open source
multi-touch gesture recognizer for GNU/Linux which is backed by C++,
Qt and uTouch-geis library. With TouchEgg, you can define what type of
actions are to be initiated for a specific multi-touch gesture.
Numerous actions can be assigned for multi-touch gestures such as
maximizing or minimizing windows, resizing applications, switching to
desktop view, etc. It requires uTouch and evedev libraries.

Touchegg comes with some pre-enabled gestures, however gestures can be
enabled by editing the config file. It allows three-fingers pinch,
two, three, four and five finger tap and two to four finger swipes.

How to install?

add this ppa,ppa:utouch-team/daily as,

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:utouch-team/daily

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get install touchegg

Which gestures are supported?

check here

How to use?

config file location ~/.config/touchegg/touchegg.conf

The config file can be edited in the following way:

open config file.

gedit ~/.config/touchegg/touchegg.conf

get list of actions here

# THREE FINGERS DRAG

[THREE_FINGERS_DRAG_UP]

action=MAXIMIZE_RESTORE_WINDOW

settings=

[THREE_FINGERS_DRAG_DOWN]

action=MINIMIZE_WINDOW

settings=

Similarly, in the example below, the four finger drag gesture is configured to switch to the desktop display.

[FOUR_FINGERS_DRAG_DOWN]

action=SHOW_DESKTOP

settings=

With Touchegg, users can easily define multi-touch gestures in order to get the Mac like multi-touch experience on their Linux systems.

you can watch a brief demonstration video. here and here

I found also this one

though I haven't tried it.