#kotlin #android #android_studio #input_method #keyboard #kotlin_android

https://github.com/florisboard/florisboard

#swift #apple #brightness #ddc #external_monitor #keyboard #m1 #macos #macos_app #silicon #volume

https://github.com/MonitorControl/MonitorControl

#typescript #audio #chords #circle_of_fifths #keyboard #midi #midir #music #music_learning #music_theory #piano #piano_lessons #quiz #react #react_piano #rust #scales #tauri #trainer

https://github.com/ZaneH/piano-trainer

#cplusplus #keyboard #keyboard_emulation #mouse #mouse_emulation #network

Deskflow is a free and open-source app that lets you use the keyboard, mouse, or trackpad of one computer to control nearby computers. This makes it easy to work seamlessly between multiple devices. It supports all major operating systems like Windows, macOS, Linux, and Unix-like BSD-derived systems. You can install Deskflow using various package managers or build it yourself. The project values community involvement, privacy by default, and fun development without business pressures. By using Deskflow, you can enhance your productivity by effortlessly switching between different computers with just one set of input devices.

https://github.com/deskflow/deskflow

#csharp #color_picker #desktop #fancyzones #keyboard_manager #microsoft_powertoys #powerrename #powertoys #windows

Microsoft PowerToys is a set of tools that helps you make your Windows experience more productive. It includes many utilities like Advanced Paste, Always on Top, Color Picker, and more, which can streamline your work. For example, you can use Advanced Paste to customize your paste options, or FancyZones to organize your windows better. To install PowerToys, you can download it from GitHub, the Microsoft Store, or use WinGet. This tool is especially beneficial because it allows power users to customize and enhance their Windows environment, making tasks easier and faster.

https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys

#kotlin #accessibilityservice #android #android_accessibility #android_app #android_development #androidapplication #bluetooth #bluetoothkeyboard #joycon #keyboard #keyboard_shortcuts #keyboards #keyevent #keymapper #keymapping #kotlin #nintendo_switch #switch #xda_thread

Key Mapper is a free and open-source Android app that lets you remap your phone's buttons and fingerprint reader gestures with almost infinite flexibility. Even though the project is no longer actively developed, the app, website, and Discord server are still available for use. You can download it from Google Play or F-Droid. This app benefits you by giving you complete control over how your phone's buttons work, making it more personalized to your needs.

https://github.com/keymapperorg/KeyMapper

#rust #cross_platform #interception_driver #keyboard #keyboard_layout #linux #macos #mouse #mouse_emulation #rust #windows

Kanata is a software that helps you customize your keyboard to make it more comfortable and efficient. It works on Linux, macOS, and Windows. Here’s how it benefits you:

- You can create multiple layers of key functions, similar to how the Shift key works but for any key.
- You can customize advanced key behaviors like tap-hold, macros, and Unicode output.
- It allows live reloading of configurations, so you can easily test and adjust your settings.
- You can also use features like Vim-like leader sequences and run a TCP server to interact with other programs.

This means you can set up your keyboard to fit your specific needs and workflows, making typing more comfortable and productive. For example, you could map arrow keys or a numpad to easier-to-reach positions, helping reduce strain on your hands.

https://github.com/jtroo/kanata

#cplusplus #controller #gamepad #gamepad_api #games #gaming #keyboard_emulation

AntiMicroX lets you use a gamepad to control your computer by mapping gamepad buttons to keyboard keys, mouse actions, scripts, or macros. It works on Linux and Windows, supports many gamepads, and allows you to create multiple profiles for different apps or games. This makes it easier to play games that don’t support controllers or to control desktop apps with a gamepad, improving comfort and accessibility. You can install it easily on various systems, including Windows, Linux (via Flatpak, AppImage, or package managers), and customize it to fit your needs. It’s open-source and free to use.

https://github.com/AntiMicroX/antimicrox