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Timid Touch
Touchscreen calibrator and input daemon for Linux with X Window System
Timid Touch is a touchscreen calibrator and an input daemon for Linux distributions with the X Window System on board. It bypasses xinput/libinput entirely, reads device events directly and sends adjusted coordinates to X11. Timid Touch aims to replace [xinput_calibrator], which no longer works (since [libinput] broke everything) and allows to calibrate multiple monitors with touch panels easily. -
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ControllerToKeys
Emulate Keyboard and Mouse with a Controller.
Supports Xbox 360 controllers and possibly other Xinput controllers. Also supports other USB controllers such as Logitech Dual Action. Go to Configure -> Non-Xbox controller. ControllerToKeys aims to give full controller support to all PC games that don't have it by emulating key strokes, mouse movement, mouse buttons, scroll wheel and key combos (i.e. alt+tab). With the ability to save and sharing button mappings, the intention is to be able to publicly share your mappings with others via. the forums. ...
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