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touchpadtumbler
Touchpadtumbler is graphical tool designed to turn off/on the touchpad
Graphical tool designed to turn off/on the touchpad, and other pointer devices. The utility runs in the system tray and allows you to enable / disable devices using the context menu or keyboard shortcuts. -
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Transform USB keyboard events into X11 keyboard events. Transformation is scriptable using ruby, allowing for complex keyboard interfaces not covered by the standard X11 keymap. Think of it as autohotkey for X11.
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Provides access to Belkin Nostromo n50/n52 speedpads as more than simple USB keyboard devices via configuration GUI. Also includes a basic userland linux event interface and both OpenGL and OpenAL modules for video and audio.
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This is a software which writes on the Logitech G15 keyboard LCD screen. It is used for example by the 'g15firefox' firefox addon : https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/12070
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User-space linux driver & application for CH Multi Function Panel: support of all 50 keys, green / red led - simulate keys (keyboard, mouse, joystick,...), mouse & joystick axes - use macros for any key sequence & timings - supports up to 16 MFPs
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airboard-ir has been rehosted at github -- please visit https://github.com/foxharp/avrlirc -- thanks! -pgf airboard-ir replaces the IR receiver supplied with a LiteOn SK-7100 Airboard cordless keyboard with an LIRC-compatible receiver. Keyboard/mouse reports are translated to /dev/input events. Full remapping of keyboard and button functions is easy.
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The libjoyevent library transparently intercepts joystick events, simultaneously modifying/masking/logging/generating fake X11 keyboard events as a response to each joystick event based on dynamically selectable configuration profile.
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Currently, the Linux kernel doesn't support three keys on the "Microsoft Natural® Ergonomic Keyboard 4000": the "Spell" function key and the Zoom-/Zoom+ Rocker. This program is a userspace (X11) driver for those three keys.
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G15daemon provides support for the G15 keyboard. Multiple LCD clients are supported with a 'virtual' LCD buffer for applications or libraries, and all keys are usable. Users flip through connected screens with a press of a button.Linux, OS-X & Solaris
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A Linux Library and GUI to control the Luxeed U7 LED Keyboard. Uses libusb 1.0 to communicate with the keyboard.
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This is a GUI for controlling special features in Sony VAIO laptops such as battery charge limiter, keyboard backlight, ambient light sensor, etc. At the moment this depends on Linux and sony-laptop module to function.
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This Linux daemon interacts with sony-laptop to provide additional features for Sony VAIO laptops. At the moment it supports automatic dimming of the display backlight and turning on/off keyboard backlight using the built-in ambient light sensor.
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Userspace tools for the logitech g15 keyboard. These tools can be used to display custom content on the lcd and also to handle the extra keys of the keyboard.
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A QT-Based program that takes input from joystick/gamepad devices and produces keyboard or mouse activity in XWindows. Great for games with no or mediocre joystick support as well as for emulation. Easy to set up. Supports any number of devices.
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Prodikeys PC-MIDI Linux Driver
Linux Driver for Prodikeys PC_MIDI Keyboard
Linux driver for the Prodikeys PC-MIDI USB keyboard. The PC-MIDI is a combination Qwerty/Multimedia/Musical Keyboard. -
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** Note: This projected has been halted. Please join #lg4l @ irc.freenode.net for more info.** A system of libraries and utilities to operate the Logitech G19 Gaming keyboard in linux and related operating systems.
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UK-International keyboard layouts is an effort to create and distribute a UK keyboard layout like US-International. The project has layouts for Windows, MacOS X and Linux. Keyboard Layouts were tested successfully under Windows 7 If you need Chromebook version of this keyboard follow this link: https://github.com/leodip/uk-international-keyboard-for-chromebook
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Full functional PS/2 keyboard on Atmega16, works with simple circuits, and fully customizable. Performs really great! - ps2 / keyboard / ps2avr / controller / avr / hardware
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Small linux application for the Delock IR to USB adapter 61574. It detects IR commands from a (universal) IR remote control and creates x windows events. Used to control xbmc when keyboard commands for up, down, etc. are created from IR commands.
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A kernel written by Merck Hung. IA32 architecture, 32-bit protected mode, Memory paging, Keyboard, Timer Interrupt Handling, and a simple kernel shell to operate. Written in C language, development under Linux environment.
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Translates button presses from an AirClick remote control to any conceivable keyboard sequence. Configure different button mappings for different applications and never (hardly ever) touch your keyboard again!
