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  • dpi-cursor-bridge

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  • MIT

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  • Today - latest/stable

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Physical-size DPI monitor cursor alignment bridge & corner-snag rescue

A Linux X11 alternative to LittleBigMouse. Independent open-source project, not affiliated with or endorsed by LittleBigMouse.

FEATURES • Physical Monitor & DPI Calibration Canvas: Reads real X11 RandR physical dimensions (mm_width, mm_height) and pixel geometries, letting you calibrate diagonal inches, DPI, and vertical physical mm offsets interactively on a scaled millimeter canvas comparing physical vs logical screen layouts. • Proportional Edge Bridge & Wrap Daemon: Real-time XQueryPointer/XWarpPointer watcher computing exact physical-millimeter crossing coordinates across mismatched-DPI displays (e.g., 4K 27" next to 1080p 24"), automatic Corner-Snag Rescue across dead-edge overhangs, optional horizontal/vertical screen wraparound, and an interactive Crossing Simulator + Bridge Log. • Daemon Rules, RandR Profiles & Global Hotkey: Automatic RandR topology hash profiles stored persistently in config_dir, configurable polling & speed scaling parameters, and a global daemon toggle hotkey (Ctrl+Alt+B via XGrabKey).

NOTES • Designed for X11 and XWayland sessions where XQueryPointer, XWarpPointer, and RandR output geometry are exposed.

SUPPORT & DONATE • Created by Thanh Nguyen — https://buymeacoffee.com/thanhnv128b

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