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[Henrik Sandklef <hesa@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Recording/replaying of M-t can be done with Xnee CVS HEAD since just a 
few days. It does however need some more work[1].

The latest M-t/XInput features are not yet released as a GNU package, 
but I'll release a new version of Xnee asap and ping the Ubuntu 
developers and ask them to make a new package asap. Meanwhile a non 
official tar ball[2] can be used.

Then we can see if Xnee can do some help here.


/h




[1] speed (remove printfs) mainly
[2] Unofficial tar balls:
wget 
http://itupw056.itu.chalmers.se/xnee/nightly-dists/xnee-cvs-20100919.tar.gz
tar zxvf xnee-cvs-20100919.tar.gz
cd xnee-cvs-20100919/
./configure --disable-gnome-applet --disable-gui --enable-xinput2 && make

## Record
./cnee/src/cnee --record --mouse -sk q -o test.xns

# "move" the devices, halt recording by pressing q

## Replay without synchronisation
./cnee/src/cnee --replay -f test.xns -ns




On 09/19/2010 01:21 PM, Mark Shuttleworth wrote:
> It would be cool to have a testing system which maps some magic key
> combinations to known gestures and fakes those gestures. So one could
> pretend to have, say, a magic trackpad attached to ones PC and test
> navigating around the UI that way.
>
> Mark
>
>
>
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