Gizmo Daemon 3.2 C/C++ script

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Gizmo Daemon is a userspace utility that makes it easy to control applications, and devices based on input events. Gizmo Daemon is a userspace utility that makes it easy to control applications, and devices based on input events. For example, a browser window could be scrolled up and down when Gizmod detects up and down events from a joystick. Events can be mapped at the global, or per-application level, which allows devices to behave differently depending on which application the user is currently using. All of the event scripting support comes via the Python programming language, which is easy to read and learn, but also provides enough flexibility that some very complex input scripting solutions can be built with Gizmod.
Operating system:
Linux / BSD

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