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A terminal logger (also sometimes incorrectly called a keystroke logger) written in Perl. Sessions are stored on a central logserver where they can be replayed.

Keystroke enables the transcription and logging of continuous media such as audio or video. It features media control (pause/play/seek) through keys to increase efficiency while transcribing and/or logging.

K_TTY provides keyman(TM) style keyboard interpretation for Linux console and attached (or pseudo) terminals (including X terminals, telnet sessions, etc.) so you can type in IPA / non-roman scripts on Linux.

RegexBuilder will assist you in building and testing your regular expressions. It allows you to quickly construct and test your expressions as well as being able to access help with single keystroke. The results are rendered in easy to read format.

Keystroke-free gesture recognition launcher for KDE Allows movements of the mouse in defined gestures to trigger actions. Since no mouse or keyboard buttons needs to be pressed, it will not interfere with the app in focus.

A clone of MacOS X's expose for X11. At a single keystroke, will tile thumbnails of all open programs across the screen for the user to select from.

Quick HTML is a graphical application that allows weblog and other scripted web site admins to strip out invalid HTML tags from submitted postings with a single keystroke, reformat postings and create new page content. Additionally, common editing tasks

foosh is a Unix shell replacement for security conscious admins. Advanced keystroke logging, restrict commands to approved list with MD5 checksums, restrict interactive ssh logins, and lots more. If you need restricted access you need foosh!

Handles capture, decoding, formatting and output of data scanned from a CueCat scanner. It can monitor scanner input into any running application, re-format it, and output it back to the active application automatically. Output can include any keystroke.

This software allows you to automatically schedule the actions you would perform on your PC. This means that it will simulate mouse movements, clicks, keystrokes, opening files and applications, and much more, without needing your interaction. Details of version 0.1: Fully functional, next version will include other types of actions For the moment, those actions are available : - Paste text - Wait The goal in future versions is to include those actions : - Mouve Cursor (to...