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KDE has multifinger gestures on wayland but present windows is 4 fingers down and present workspaces 4 fingers up. 3 finger gestures are to slide around workspaces. For whatever reason there is no way to customize this.
I'm on the latest KDE Wayland on Arch and don't have any of these.
Weird I wonder if its a hardware thing caue I've had gestures on kde with wayland for years now and on x I could use touchegg to set them up