Simple Input Macro Repeater (quick-macro-repeater) Package name

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Package name

  • quick-macro-repeater

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  • MIT

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  • Yesterday - latest/stable

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One-click X11 mouse and keyboard macro recorder, delay compressor and playlist

A straightforward Linux X11 alternative to classic desktop input macro recorders, inspired by Easy Macro Recorder. Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Easy Macro Recorder or GoldSolution Software.

1-CLICK RECORD & REPEAT PLAYBACK

  • High-contrast Record, Stop, Play, and Repeat controls capturing real X11 pointer clicks, cursor paths, and key presses with live event counter and elapsed duration readout.
  • Adjustable playback speed (0.5x to 4.0x), repeat N times or T minutes, and a global emergency-stop hotkey guard.

STEP EDITOR & IDLE DELAY COMPRESSOR

  • Inline table editor for coordinates, mouse buttons, key combos, typed text, and millisecond waits, plus manual step insertion and single-row X11 verification.
  • Configurable idle pause compressor to clamp long gaps above a chosen threshold down to a crisp target interval.

MACRO PLAYLIST & LIBRARY

  • Save and organize reusable macro files from your home or configuration directory and chain them into ordered playlists with per-item repeat counts and live playback logs.

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