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Aspiring Keyboard v1.4 Aspiring Keyboard v1.4 👉 Control your Windows PC entirely from the keyboard without using a mouse. Aspiring Keyboard is an accessibility and productivity utility designed for touch typists who want to operate Windows with little or no mouse use. Instead of constantly reaching for a mouse or touchpad, the program displays an intelligent on-screen mouse grid that lets you move the pointer and perform mouse actions simply by pressing hotkeys followed by two keyboard characters. This approach makes navigation fast, accurate, and consistent once learned, while helping reduce repetitive mouse movement. The program is especially well suited for power users, keyboard enthusiasts, accessibility needs, repetitive strain reduction, and anyone who already relies heavily on Windows keyboard shortcuts. The included documentation recommends being able to touch type and having a good knowledge of common Windows key combinations to get the most from the program. Aspiring Keyboard offers three operating modes. An OFF mode disables mouse control, while Green and Blue modes provide separate groups of customizable mouse actions that can be switched instantly from the keyboard or system tray. The configurable mouse grid can use hexagonal or several square layouts, allowing you to choose the balance between speed and precision that best fits your workflow. One of the program's most interesting features is Smart Mousegrid. Rather than remaining static, it learns how you use individual applications and gradually assigns easier-to-type character combinations to areas you access most frequently. Learning is maintained separately for each application, keyboard layout, mouse grid type, and grid size, allowing the software to adapt naturally to your workflow over time. Features: Control the mouse entirely from the keyboard using customizable hotkeys. Move the pointer by typing just two characters within the on-screen mouse grid. Perform mouse clicks and other mouse actions without touching a mouse. Three operating modes: OFF, Green, and Blue for ... |
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98 | Jul 27, 2026 Mikołaj Magowski  |
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EpilepsyGuard v1.02 EpilepsyGuard v1.02 👉 Protects photosensitive users by reducing potentially harmful flashing on the screen. EpilepsyGuard is an open-source accessibility utility designed to help reduce the risk of photosensitive seizures while using a computer. It monitors the contents displayed on your screen in real time and automatically detects rapid flashing patterns that may exceed safe thresholds. When potentially hazardous flashing is detected, the program temporarily darkens or covers the affected area to reduce exposure while allowing you to continue using your computer. EpilepsyGuard is intended as an extra layer of protection for people with photosensitive epilepsy or sensitivity to flashing images while browsing the web, watching videos, playing games, or using other multimedia applications. It runs quietly in the background with minimal system impact and can be enabled or disabled at any time. ⚠️ Warning: EpilepsyGuard is not a medical device and cannot guarantee protection against seizures. It may not detect every flashing pattern or visual trigger, and should not be relied upon as your only means of protection. If you have photosensitive epilepsy or another light-sensitive medical condition, continue to follow your healthcare provider's recommendations and use appropriate precautions. If you experience symptoms, stop using the affected content immediately and seek medical advice. Features: Continuously monitors the screen for potentially hazardous flashing patterns Automatically reduces or obscures detected flashing regions Designed to help reduce exposure to photosensitive seizure triggers Runs in the background with low resource usage Simple interface with quick enable and disable controls Open source Supported operating systems: Windows 10, Windows 11 Supported languages: English Changes: v1.02 06-22-26 Improved flash detection reliability Bug fixes and stability improvements Note: This file has one hit on VirusTotal. We have confirmed this to be a false positive. The file is safe. Click here to visit the author's website. |
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246 | Jul 02, 2026 SanicScript  |
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Input Remapper v2.2.1 Input Remapper v2.2.1 👉 Remap keyboards, mice, gamepads and other Linux input devices. Input Remapper is an easy to use Linux tool for changing the behavior of your input devices. It supports X11, Wayland, key combinations, programmable macros, joysticks, wheels, triggers, keyboard keys, mouse movements and more. It can map nearly any input to another input, making it useful for custom controls, accessibility tweaks, gaming setups and fixing awkward device layouts. Features: Remap keyboards, mice, gamepads, joysticks, wheels and other input devices Supports X11 and Wayland Create key combinations and programmable macros Map keys, buttons, triggers and mouse movements Useful for gaming controls, accessibility needs and custom Linux workflows Autoload mappings for connected devices Preset based setup for different devices and layouts Supported operating systems: Linux Ubuntu 22.04 or higher Debian Fedora Arch Linux Void Linux Supported languages: English, Chinese Traditional Changes: v2.2.1 06-12-26 Various important fixes for gamepads Fix similar devices stealing the injection on autoload Preserve forwarded mouse DPI metadata during injection Add zh_TW Traditional Chinese locale Added Void Linux to install instructions Restrict 99-input-remapper.rules to event nodes Fix the .desktop reference in metainfo Fix XDG_CONFIG_HOME being ignored pyproject.toml, new build tool Switch to dasbus Use raw string literals for regexes New icon Add hint for permission problems to logs if device not found Code quality improvements This download is for the Linux Debian version (very bottom of page). Install on other Linux versions: Ubuntu/Debian repository: sudo apt install input-remapper Input Remapper 2.0 and higher requires at least Ubuntu 22.04. Fedora: sudo dnf install input-remapper sudo systemctl enable --now input-remapper Arch: yay -S input-remapper-git sudo systemctl enable --now input-remapper Void Linux: sudo xbps-install -S input-remapper sudo ln -s /etc/sv/input-remapper /var/service sudo sv up input-remapper Other distros: Install packages providing these dependencies: python3-evdev 1.3.0 or higher, gtksourceview4, python3-devel, python3-pydantic, python3-dasbus and python3-psutil. sudo pip install evdev pydantic dasbus PyGObject git clone https://github.com/sezanzeb/input-remapper.git cd input-remapper sudo python3 -m install --root / sudo systemctl enable --now input-remapper Uninstall from source install: sudo python3 -m install.uninstall Click here to visit ... |
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259 | Jun 30, 2026 Tobi Sezanzeb  |
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