keyboardminder

Hey everyone! I’ve been working hard on Keyboardminder over the last few months, and it’s time to plan where the project goes from here. I’ve already added features like config files, a basic installer, a GUI and fixed a bunch of bugs. Now, I’d love to hear your thoughts on what can make the project even better! https://github.com/arock093/keyboardminder Here are a few things I’d love feedback on: 1. New Features: What would make Keyboardminder more useful for you? Is there a feature you’re missing? 2. Usability: Have you run into any challenges using the tool? How can we improve the experience? 3. Documentation: Is there any part of the documentation that needs more detail or clarity? You can drop your thoughts in the comments, open an issue on GitHub, or send me a message if you’d prefer to chat privately. Your feedback will directly in

A set of tools to help you use your keyboard more and build a better workflow. Overview: I'm excited to share Keyboardminder, an open-source project that helps you use the keyboard more by getting out of the habit of using your mouse or trackpad. This is the first project in a series aimed to help you build a better workflow. Tools: Disable Taskbar: Disable the taskbar so that you remember to use the keyboard to switch windows. The taskbar can be temporarily re-enabled with a shortcut. Require CapsLock: Caps Lock is required to be held to do some mouse actions. Time Between Clicks: Adds a wait time between clicks after a certain number is reached. GitHub Repository: Check it out, star it, fork it, and contribute: https://github.com/arock093/keyboardminder Why it Matters: This is my first open source project of hopefully many. It lays the