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KeyTouch makes it possible to easily configure the extra function keys (like multimedia keys) of your keyboard. You can define which program will be executed while pressing a key. KeyTouch 2 is the first program of its kind that works on kernel 2.6.
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A simple mouse emulator (for Linux) that can be controlled with keyboard. Useful on laptop with broken touch pad or in absence of external mouse device.
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Strokey is a small hardware keyboard logger saving all keystrokes into an EEPROM memory for later investigation. The device may get attached to any PS/2-keyboard by intercepting the cable, or get placed directly inside for maximum invisibility.
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Java based library for processing framework to support Korg USB/MIDI controllers (keyboard, surfaces et.c)
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fled is a small utility that allow you to manipulate and even animate the LED's on the keyboard (Num,Caps,Scroll).It can be used as a bell replacement for instance.
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It's a software/hardware project to turn the Atmel AVR8 controllers into something simmilar to a home-computer. Currently connecting a TV-Monitor and a keyboard is supported. It is also meant to serve as a future cheap computer alternative.
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Linux support for Easy Access and Internet keyboards (e.g. Compaq). Features: X11 support : Window Manager independant : all keys user-configurable (GUI & .conf file) : volume control : sound controls
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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.
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A low cost software and hardware KVM over IP and remote Console monitoring solution running on Linux. Secure administration and access to remote keyboard/video/mouse and serial console output. Easily configured and customised to suit user needs.
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NetInput is a collection of tools to practically provide a software implementation of a mouse/keyboard switch on a client/server basis. It uses the IP protocol to let one server control mouse/keyboard activities on one or more clients.
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FnFX enables owners of Toshiba laptops to change the LCD brightness, control the internal fan and use the special keys on their keyboard (Fn-x combinations, hotkeys).
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Toshibacpi is a graphical front end of the Linux module toshiba_acpi. This project allows you to modify current properties of a Toshiba laptop. You can, for example, modify the brightness, power on your fan, and use the special keys of your keyboard !!
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The program 'jsbuttons' prints the state of joystick buttons as a decimal number to standard output. It can be used to control the system where keyboard input is impossible/unwanted. A (simple-to-build) four button pad can be used instead of a joystick.
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The goal of the OpenKVM project is to produce instructions for building a high-quality, low-cost electronic Keyboard-Video-Mouse (KVM) switch-box from easily obtainable parts.
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weegie is a driver that allows a gamepad with dual joysticks to be used in place of keyboard and mouse for input under X11.
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The main goal of G15TUX is to offer a well documented combination of scripts that are licensed under the GPLv3 and solve problems for a wide range of Logitech G15 keyboard-users that run Linux.
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