Mini Input Macro Recorder (mini-input-recorder)
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Package name
- mini-input-recorder
License
- MIT
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- Yesterday - latest/stable
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Compact X11 pointer and keystroke macro recorder with speed & loop control
A lightweight Linux X11 alternative to classic desktop mouse and key macro utilities, inspired by Mini Mouse Macro. Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Turnssoft.
COMPACT EVENT TABLE & REAL X11 CAPTURE
- Ultra-compact single-row event table (# | X | Y | Action/Key | Wait ms) capturing live X11 pointer motion, clicks (LMB/RMB/MMB), and key taps.
- Inline table editing, coordinate picker, row reordering, and standard .mmacro / JSON macro file saving and loading.
SPEED SCALING, CONDITIONAL LOOPS & LIVE REPLAY
- Adjustable playback speed factor from 0.25x to 10.0x with live scaled duration preview.
- Conditional loop modes: fixed repeat count, emergency key stop, active window title watch, and live screen pixel color watch.
- Genuine X11 XTest replay with a built-in test target pad and window list.
SUPPORT & DONATE
- Created by Thanh Nguyen — https://buymeacoffee.com/thanhnv128b
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