Mouse Gesture Commander
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Details for Mouse Gesture Commander
Package name
- mouse-gesture-commander
License
- MIT
Last updated
- Yesterday - latest/stable
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X11 mouse gesture recognition & window action runner with ink trail
Mouse Gesture Commander is an independent open-source Linux desktop utility inspired by StrokesPlus mouse gesture workflows. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by StrokesPlus.
FEATURES
- Global X11 Gesture Recognition: Non-privileged XQueryPointer tracking and StrokeRecognizer supporting R, L, U, D, DR, DL, UR, UL, CW, and CCW strokes.
- Translucent Ink-Trail Overlay & Gesture Pad: Real fullscreen click-through XShape overlay rendering customizable ink trails while drawing, paired with an interactive studio pad for testing patterns live.
- Real X11 Window & Key Actions: Map gestures to Close, Minimize, Maximize, Always-on-Top, Workspace switching, Alt+Tab, key chords, or app launchers.
- Per-WM_CLASS Ignored App List: Inspect live X11 windows or use crosshair picking to exclude drawing and CAD applications cleanly.
SUPPORT & DONATE
- Created by Thanh Nguyen — https://buymeacoffee.com/thanhnv128b
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