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FontForge is a free (libre) font editor for Windows, Mac OS X and GNU+Linux. Use it to create, edit and convert fonts in OpenType, TrueType, UFO, CID-keyed, Multiple Master, and many other formats. FontForge is a free and open source font editor brought to you by a community of fellow type lovers. You can donate to support the project financially. Type design is visually complex as well as highly technical, however it is easier to begin making type now than ever, partly because of the...

shod is a mouse-based X11 window manager that can tile and tab windows inside floating containers. To tile windows, drag-and-drop the titlebar of one window into the border of the other with the right mouse button. The entire grid of tiles is called a "container", and can float around on the screen. shod works via mouse, possibly with a given modifier (Alt by default), and by responding to client messages sent by the shodc utility (shod's remote controller). ...

Custom WebBrowser Screensaver is a web browser based screensaver that uses HTML and Javascript to display a video.mp4 file fullscreen in the brower. After you supply a video. It can be used to display a video of your choice given the name video.mp4. After the video is started it can be stopped by moving the mouse or pressing a keyboard button. Full source code and MIT licensing provided.

wmalauncher is an easy to use and highly configurable application launcher especially designed for fluxbox, but which also works well under blackbox, openbox, windowmaker. wmalauncher supports XPM, PNG, SVG icons, .desktop files, true-type fonts (for tooltip text), allows to configure, among others, the brightness, contrast and gamma correction of icons, allows to draw a frame around the button, etc...

This python utility allows users on Linux to control their PC using a HID compatible USB foot pedal. Note: footcontroller does not support the new VEC Infinity in-USB3 pedal, which is not fully Linux compatible The foot pedal becomes an extra mouse or mini keyboard but footcontroller allows you to define multiple pedal sets which you can activate at the click of a button. It uses xdotool to provide you with the ability to assign commands to each pedal. Many foot pedals come with software, often MS Windows only, which allows you to program the pedals to perform some function or other, Footcontroller does away with the proprietary software and allows you to define multiple sets of commands that can be swapped in or out at the click of a button. ...

A Linux python3 Xwindow tracking tool. Keytracker, mousetracker, movement tracker Allows tracking of keys, mouse buttons and mouse position in a selected X window or globally. It performs no logging of its own, it tracks and reports what is occurring, allowing the programmer to do want they will with the information. Key tracking / logging Mouse tracking / logging Hot keys Hot mouse buttons / keys Many xdotool function replacement commands

movemouse lets you 'memorize' several positions of the mouse pointer on however many screens you may have and then jump back to any of those positions using keyboard shortcuts. It will also optionally simulate a left mouse button 'click' after the move to raise the focus of the moved to location. Although it can be used on single monitor systems, the purpose of movemouse is to make it easy to jump between open windows on multiple monitor systems.

Simulate hard-to-perform mouse clicks and drags using one button (or no buttons). Provides mouse accessibility to lightweight desktop environments.

Manage any program on your computer with radial menus(also known as pie-menu)and pull- down menus, that can be called with a mouse button, mouse combinations(rocket gestures) or hotkey. It's a little like gestures, but a menu it's shown around the mous

xsendevt is a small console program to send different events to the window currently in focus. Events such as keyboard press/release, mouse button press/release, mouse motion, etc.

Expandy allows full control of the Gnome desktop environment through a single button interface. This gives people with physical disabilities access to a computing environment by emulating keyboard and mouse events using a button and on-screen feedback.