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AutoHotkey is a free, open-source scripting language for Microsoft Windows that allows users to automate any desktop task. Create simple to complex scripts to automate tasks that include form fills, autoclicker, macros, and more. It's small, fast and runs out of the box with built in commands for beginners and a full-fledged scripting language for advanced developers.

xremap is a key remapper for Linux. Unlike xmodmap, it supports app-specific remapping and Wayland.

Key Mapper is a free and open source Android app that can remap your buttons and fingerprint reader gestures. The aim of this project is to allow anyone to map their buttons in any combination to anything. You can combine multiple keys from a specific device or from any device to form an "activator". Each activator can have multiple actions. The keys can be configured to be pressed at the same time or one after another in a sequence. Keys can be reassigned when pressed briefly, pressed long...

RMK v1.3 - Remap any mouse including the movement of the axes with any key on the keyboard. Full support on the 4 mouse axes (+ Y, -Y, + X, -X) to be assigned to any key on the keyboard . (Generally used for a Game's Vehicle Driving options and conditions). Change and replace keyboard shortcuts, with full AutoHotKey (AHK) language support.

Map Caps Lock key to Escape key, or any to any key, on Windows systems. Apart from documenting how Uncap works on Windows, this README contains detailed documentation about how to remap keys on Linux and Mac as well. Map Caps Lock key to Escape key on a new Windows system with almost no effort. Just download and double-click. This is the primary reason why Uncap was written. This tool was written for users of vi/Vim editor who like to map their Caps Lock key to Escape key for convenience. Map...

... to an open Anki deck, "Super Sticky" mode, ability to remap shortcut keys, more fine-tuned startup options, and more. See http://rikaisama.sourceforge.net/ for more information. Supports Windows, Ubuntu, and newer versions of OSX.

Ever had more than one keyboard? If so, you probably wanted to do some crazy stuff on the other keyboard like shortcuts. Yeah, there is HIDmacro. It does its job well. Sometimes. It just fails on some applications or keys. And its not that powerful. HIDintercept is somewhat different. Because it uses a driver [http://oblita.com/interception.html] it is able to reliable detect, block and process keystrokes from different keyboards. You can activate triggers based on started programs and which...