WhereIsMyMouse
Categories
System and Utilities
Version
1.0-2
(2017-06-26)
Size
22.4
KiB
'Where Is My Mouse' is a little application that draws concentric circles around the mouse pointer. This can help finding it on the screen, especially when doing a presentations with a projector or on a laptop.
Use Haiku's Shortcuts preferences to set a key combination for the tool.
Just run it to see the effect.
To change settings like number of circles, their width and the speed of the animation, run it from the Terminal with the -s parameter:
WhereIsMyMouse -s
This will open a settings panel to adjust those visuals. You can change the color of the circles by drag'n'dropping a color from an app like Colors!, Icon-O-Matic or WonderBrush onto the animation preview.
Settings are saved in ~/config/settings/WhereIsMyMouse_settings.
Use Haiku's Shortcuts preferences to set a key combination for the tool.
Just run it to see the effect.
To change settings like number of circles, their width and the speed of the animation, run it from the Terminal with the -s parameter:
WhereIsMyMouse -s
This will open a settings panel to adjust those visuals. You can change the color of the circles by drag'n'dropping a color from an app like Colors!, Icon-O-Matic or WonderBrush onto the animation preview.
Settings are saved in ~/config/settings/WhereIsMyMouse_settings.
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