Proportional Mouse Replayer (ghost-trail-replayer) Package name

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Package name

  • ghost-trail-replayer

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  • MIT

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  • Yesterday - latest/stable

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60Hz X11 cursor trail recorder with ghost overlay and scaled replay

A lightweight Linux X11 high-frequency cursor trail recorder and proportional mouse replayer, inspired by GhostMouse. Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by GhostMouse.

60HZ CURSOR TRAIL STUDIO & HEATMAP CANVAS

  • Record high-frequency (~60Hz) X11 pointer coordinates and left, middle, and right button transitions via non-privileged X11 polling.
  • Inspect the live trajectory canvas with speed-based heat coloring and distinct click markers.

TRANSLUCENT CLICK-THROUGH GHOST OVERLAY & SCALED REPLAY

  • Toggle a translucent click-through XShape ghost trail overlay showing the active path and animated ghost cursor dot during real X11 replay.
  • Adjust playback speed (0.2x to 5.0x), idle-pause cap, loop count, proportional multi-resolution scaling, and emergency Esc stop hotkey.

SAVED TRAILS & PORTABLE JSON EXPORT

  • Store trail files with source display resolution metadata and export or import trails across your home directory.

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