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Luz is an X11 window manager with an app launching overlay (requires OpenGL for compositing effects), a plugin architecture (Zoom and Expo plugins are partially implemented) and an auto-hide Dock for active apps. Window management is derived from JWM. The animated spinning wait cursor is the basis for an application state watchdog.

An itsy bitsy floating window manager (220~ sloc!).

Makes easier to type UNICODE, into Geany. http://www.geany.org/ For example, after you have typed 2203, into Geany, press Ctrl+Right Alt+y, and 2203 is replaced with ∃. To replace at most 3 hex digits left of cursor, press Ctrl+Right Alt+o. This makes possible typing modifiers, to letter e, that would otherwise be considered a hex digit. For example, type e301, and next press Ctrl+Right Alt+o, and e301 is replaced with é. Last you may type things like 1d4ae, and...

xcursorclamp is a program that clamps the cursor to visible regions (CRTCs) of the virtual screen. It will continue to do so as the CRTCs change in position or size or when the virtual screen changes in size while the program is running.

BlackScreen is a cross platform application that makes your monitor look black, no desktop, icons, or even your cursor. It's a great way to prank your family, and friends. Go ahead, and give it a try, just don't get the crap beat out of you :)

yume is a menu system with user-variable shell commands. For example, yume -bu date ls -ex -do 'ls -al' 'cal -3' makes a menu with 3 fixed buttons and 2 editable ones that can execute when the mouse cursor crosses them. yume3 is Gtk-based.

Wavy is a program based on Johnny Lee's fingertracking project that makes you control your mouse cursor with your fingers (with the help of reflective tape) and supports every thing you can do with a regular mouse.

yume is a menu system with user-variable shell commands, based on xforms for X. Eg: yume -bu date ls -ex -do 'ls -al' 'cal -3' makes a menu with 3 fixed buttons and 2 editable ones that can execute when the mouse cursor crosses them.

Unclutter runs in the background of an X11 session and after a specified period of inactivity hides the cursor from display. When the cursor is moved its display is restored. Users may specify specific windows to be ignored by unclutter.

Avscroll makes the X (x.org, XFree86) viewport scroll automatically as the cursor is being moved around on the screen.