GMouseTool is a program that assists in the recovery and prevention of
Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI). The program tracks your mouse movements and when
you stop the mouse over any object a click is sent.
It is possible to configure the GMouseTool to send left, right and double-clicks
to any application. You can use GMouseTool to drag-and-drop objects too.
GMouseTool is developed using GTK+ and is under the GPL license. As You may
have noticed this page is based on GTK+'s home page.
GMouseTool is a work in progress and there are too may things to be done. So, if
you have any
bug or
sugestion
to make, please report it.
I promise to answer your questions, enhancement requests and bug reports as
quickly as I can.
Please remember that GMouseTool is my hobby, not my "day job," and I have
spouse, family and tendonitis. Thus, I ask your patience if I take
a few days to respond.
28 January 2010
Binary packages have been released for Ubuntu 9.10 (64 bits).
27 January 2010
Binary packages have been released for Ubuntu 9.10 (32 bits).
GMouseTool 1.3.0 is now available. This is a bug-fix release in the 1.2 series.
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Origins
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MouseTool was initially developed for
windows by Jeff Roush in 2000.
In 2002 Jeff did a version of MouseTool to KDE named KMouseTool. This version
is very limited. Now, KMouseTool is part of the
kdeaccessibility package.
And as I am a Gnome user and I like the windows
version of MouseTool, so I decided to
port MouseTool to Gnome.
You can visit Jeff's site at http://www.mousetool.com
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