Projects sharing features with Logiops

This project is a macOS keyboard remapping utility that intercepts and transforms hardware input events to customize key mappings, mouse behavior, and system automation. It utilizes a kernel-level input interceptor to modify or block raw hardware signals before they reach the operating system, paired with a state-aware rule engine that processes signals through conditional logic based on the active application or hardware. The system includes a human interface device emulator to inject synthesized keyboard and mouse events into macOS and a keyboard macro system for executing shell commands, l

keyd is a kernel-level daemon for Linux that intercepts and remaps physical keyboard inputs to create custom layouts and shortcuts. It functions as a system-level input service and layout manager, capable of modifying input signals before they reach the operating system. The service supports application-aware mapping, which dynamically changes keyboard behavior based on the active window. It also provides device-specific mapping, allowing unique configurations to be assigned to different physical keyboards using their hardware identifiers. The tool includes capabilities for managing multiple

Karabiner-Elements is a system-level utility designed for advanced keyboard and mouse customization. It functions as a background service that intercepts raw hardware input signals at the driver level, allowing for the transformation of key presses and pointer movements before they reach the operating system. By utilizing virtual input device emulation, the software re-injects modified events into the system stream, enabling complex remapping, macro execution, and hardware-specific control. The project distinguishes itself through a sophisticated state-based logic engine that enables context-

OpenTabletDriver is a user-mode graphics tablet driver and USB HID input manager that translates raw USB input from digitizer hardware into system cursor and pen events. It serves as a hardware abstraction layer that normalizes input from various tablet brands into a consistent API, providing a cross-platform pen interface with pressure and tilt sensitivity. The project distinguishes itself through a plugin-based architecture and a profile-based configuration system, allowing for custom filters, interpolators, and persistent hardware setups. It includes specialized tools for hardware driver d

Clink is a command line enhancer and shell extension for the Windows CMD terminal. It functions as a readline-style input library and completion engine, adding advanced line editing, persistent command history, and command argument prediction to the standard Windows command line environment. The project distinguishes itself through a scriptable architecture that allows for custom completion definitions, Lua keyboard mapping, and dynamic prompt customization. It enables the creation of context-sensitive prompts that can include asynchronous updates, environment-based formatting, and transient

HelloWord-Keyboard is a modular keyboard hardware framework and a system for integrating interchangeable interaction modules, expansion docks, and coordinated firmware for screens and sensors. It functions as a USB HID device driver that reports keystrokes and receives control packets between a keyboard and a host computer. The project includes a brushless motor haptic controller using field-oriented control to simulate tactile feedback on rotary encoders. It also features a per-key RGB lighting controller that employs high-refresh-rate timing to create dynamic visual effects. The system cov

Kinto is an application-specific keymap engine and contextual keyboard remapper. It functions as a configuration-driven utility that automatically switches keyboard mappings and modifier keys based on the active application window. The project acts as a cross-platform input manager and desktop shortcut emulator, specifically designed to replicate macOS keyboard shortcuts and layout behaviors on Linux and Windows. This enables a Mac-style workflow on Linux by matching keyboard shortcut behaviors across different operating systems. The system provides capabilities for custom input remapping an

LidAngleSensor is a tool and sensor interface that retrieves the physical opening angle of a laptop screen by querying the internal Human Interface Device. It translates raw hardware sensor reports into a numerical representation of the lid's position. The project functions as a lid-triggered audio player and a screen region capture tool. It can monitor hardware sensor state changes to play specific sound effects when a laptop lid opens or closes and isolate a defined coordinate area of the display buffer to copy a specific screen region to the clipboard. The system handles hardware event au

Piper is a GTK desktop application and client interface designed to manage gaming peripheral hardware settings. It serves as a visual tool for configuring mice and keyboards by communicating with the libratbag background daemon. The application provides a graphical interface to adjust hardware-level settings without the use of proprietary vendor software. This includes a dedicated configuration UI for gaming mice to manage DPI and other device-specific parameters. The tool covers several hardware customization areas, including RGB lighting patterns, mouse button remapping, and cursor sensiti

skhd is a hotkey daemon and keyboard remapper for macOS. It operates as a background service that maps custom keyboard shortcuts to shell commands, scripts, and system actions. The utility features application-aware shortcut management, allowing the same hotkey to execute different commands depending on which application is focused. It also includes an input mode manager to define distinct operational modes that change how keys behave based on the active state. The system supports contextual routing through application-specific shortcuts and event exclusions to preserve native app behavior.

Deskhop is a DIY hardware KVM switch and USB HID input router. It provides the PCB layouts and firmware necessary to build a physical device that routes keyboard and mouse inputs between two computers. The project features a web-based configuration interface delivered via a virtual USB mass storage device, allowing users to manage hardware settings and calibration through a browser using WebHID. It supports seamless transitions between workstations via edge-of-screen cursor movement or hotkeys, including coordinate-mapped scaling to maintain vertical pointer position across monitors of differ

Input Remapper is a Linux tool that reassigns physical keys, buttons, and axes on keyboards, mice, and gamepads to custom actions or keypresses. It intercepts raw input events at the kernel level and injects remapped events through synthetic devices, enabling real-time customization without modifying system-wide settings. The tool supports modifier-aware key combination mapping, allowing complex shortcuts that preserve modifier timing. It also provides gamepad-to-keyboard mapping, mouse button reconfiguration, keyboard layout enhancement, and accessibility input customizations. A daemon-clien

This project is a cross-platform input interception library and global keyboard event simulator for Windows and Linux. It provides a programmatic interface to monitor global keyboard events, simulate hardware input, and block system events to create custom hotkeys and shortcuts. The tool functions as a keyboard macro automation utility and a text expansion engine. It can record keystroke sequences and replay them with precise timing, or detect specific typed character sequences and replace them with predefined strings using simulated backspaces. The library covers a broad range of input cont

Kanata is a cross-platform keymap engine and keyboard firmware emulator that intercepts physical keystrokes to output modified signals on Windows, Linux, and macOS. It serves as a keyboard remapper and layer manager, allowing users to define custom key-map sequences and modal editing behaviors through a declarative configuration file. The system implements keyboard firmware features in software, enabling advanced behaviors such as tap-hold logic, unicode output, and dynamic macros. It utilizes a state-based layer stack to manage multiple sets of key assignments that toggle dynamically and sup

Barrier is a network-based software utility that functions as a keyboard and mouse switch, allowing a single set of input peripherals to control multiple computers. By capturing raw hardware signals at the system level, it redirects input events across a local network to create a unified workspace across distinct physical displays and operating systems. The project operates as a client-server system that maintains persistent network connections to route input data. It distinguishes itself by normalizing disparate hardware signals into a unified internal format, enabling consistent interaction

Seelen-UI is a graphical shell and window management utility for Windows that provides a modular, keyboard-driven desktop environment. It enables users to organize application windows through automated tiling, stacking, and floating layouts, while offering a framework for creating interactive desktop widgets using web technologies. The project distinguishes itself by integrating a web-based rendering engine that bridges system-state data to HTML and CSS interfaces, allowing for highly customizable widgets and dynamic visual themes. It features real-time wallpaper analysis to automatically syn

BongoCat is a cross-platform desktop utility that provides real-time visual feedback for keyboard and mouse activity. It functions as an interactive companion that renders an animated character on the screen, which reacts dynamically to user inputs. The application operates entirely offline, ensuring that all input processing remains local to the user environment without external network dependencies or data collection. The software distinguishes itself through a flexible asset-based rendering system that allows users to import and apply custom character designs. By intercepting low-level inp

Glazewm is a tiling window manager and desktop automation framework designed to organize application windows into non-overlapping layouts. It functions as a keyboard-driven controller, allowing users to manage window focus, workspace navigation, and layout configurations entirely through custom keybindings. By intercepting system-level events, the software overrides default window placement and behavior to maximize screen space and maintain a structured workspace. The project distinguishes itself through a highly configurable environment that supports complex multi-monitor setups and dynamic

pyserial is a cross-platform Python library for reading and writing binary data to serial ports and hardware devices. It provides a serial port enumeration tool for identifying available hardware and retrieving device path metadata. The project includes a network implementation for controlling remote serial port functions and signal lines over TCP/IP via the RFC 2217 standard. It also features a serial-to-TCP bridge for forwarding raw data between local ports and network sockets, as well as a specialized interface for managing half-duplex RS485 communication and RTS toggling. The library cov

Simple Tab Groups is a browser extension designed to manage, organize, and persist collections of open tabs. It functions as a session manager that allows users to categorize web pages into named groups, enabling them to switch between different browsing contexts by hiding or restoring sets of tabs. The tool ensures workspace continuity by automatically saving tab group states and session metadata to local storage, allowing for recovery after browser restarts. The extension distinguishes itself through integrated support for browser-level identity containers, allowing users to associate speci

DockDoor is a macOS application switcher and window manager that functions as a dock enhancement tool. It provides a system-wide interface for navigating, previewing, and managing open application windows using keyboard and mouse inputs. The utility adds live window previews to the system dock, allowing for application window peeking when hovering over dock icons. It also includes a feature to lock the system dock to a specific display in multi-monitor setups to prevent it from automatically jumping between screens. The project covers a broad range of window management capabilities, includin

Prompt is a terminal interface management library for Node.js applications that collects, validates, and styles interactive command-line user input. It handles user response collection and input stream controls, allowing developers to build command-line scripts and automation tools that require structured user input. The library supports asynchronous event-driven prompt flows through both callback patterns and modern promises, alongside conditional prompt bypassing driven by command-line arguments, default values, preset overrides, and previous answers. Captured terminal responses can be appe

boring.notch is a macOS notch interface extension that provides a customizable software overlay for the hardware notch area. It functions as a productivity widget hub and a custom system HUD overlay, allowing users to replace standard system heads-up displays for volume and brightness with custom visual indicators. The project includes an interface gesture controller to map touch and mouse interactions to specific system actions and application controls. It also features a temporary file shelf that serves as a workspace for staging files intended for quick transfer via wireless sharing protoc

Serial Studio is a desktop application for connecting to, decoding, visualizing, and recording data from hardware devices over multiple communication protocols. It functions as an embedded device debugging toolkit that ingests live data from Serial, Bluetooth, CAN, Modbus, MQTT, and network sockets into a unified dashboard, while also serving as a programmatic automation platform with over 320 commands exposed over TCP, gRPC, and MCP for external control. The application distinguishes itself through a scriptable frame pipeline that routes incoming bytes through configurable detection, decodin

Opentui is a terminal user interface framework for building interactive command line applications. It provides a component-based system featuring a flexbox layout engine, a virtual node component tree, and a low-level 2D cell array renderer. The project is distinguished by a sophisticated keyboard binding engine that maps complex multi-stroke sequences and chords to named commands using prioritized, reactive layers. It also implements a plugin architecture that allows external modules to inject custom UI components into designated layout slots and extend input logic at runtime. Its capabilit

liquidctl is a command line interface and set of Python drivers used to monitor and control liquid cooling hardware. It functions as a liquid cooler controller, hardware telemetry tool, and RGB lighting controller, providing a unified way to manage temperatures, fan speeds, and pump rates for all-in-one and custom loop cooling systems. The project provides a Python hardware driver that enables programmatic control and telemetry collection without relying solely on the command line. It allows for the configuration of device lighting using standard RGB, HSV, and HSL formats. The system include

This repository is a comprehensive collection of reference implementations and sample libraries for the Universal Windows Platform. It provides practical examples of how to use Windows Runtime APIs to build cross-device applications, including detailed guidance on XAML-based declarative user interfaces and DirectX-integrated rendering. The project distinguishes itself by providing a wide array of hardware integration suites, covering low-level communication with USB, Serial, I2C, SPI, and GPIO peripherals. It includes specialized implementations for mixed reality holographic rendering, advanc