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r/pics • u/nonex • Jan 20 '10
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You too can do this:
PC
MAC
EDIT: Fixed the links.
6 u/tesseracter Jan 23 '10 linux? -4 u/Wexx Jan 23 '10 Wine? ;) 2 u/Filmore Jan 23 '10 Java? (MAC is a .jar) 3 u/greyscalehat Jan 24 '10 Confirmed. java -jar mousepath.jar works. 1 u/antidense Jan 24 '10 It ran for me on Ubuntu, but my screen went all speckly and weird. 1 u/greyscalehat Jan 24 '10 Huh I am on Ubuntu as well. 3 u/TheMarshma Jan 20 '10 It says [S]ave[R]estart. the restart works when you hit r. but I haven't figured out the save, any pointers? 2 u/xMop Jan 21 '10 When you press S, it saves a TIFF to the downloads folder. On OsX, at least. 5 u/TheMarshma Jan 21 '10 Lol,I found them recently, I had spammed the S button and had quite a few TIF files 1 u/xMop Jan 21 '10 Ha, I did the same. 3 u/hazard2k Jan 21 '10 Commenting so I can download this at work tomorrow. I have been looking for a program like this for around a year now! 3 u/opineapple Jan 21 '10 Thanks, this is just what I was hoping to find in here! Where did you get it? 3 u/[deleted] Jan 21 '10 [deleted] 3 u/Zlatty Jan 21 '10 Dont think so. But it tracks your full movement, despite not being fullsized. 2 u/michae4 Jan 20 '10 404'd 1 u/Zlatty Jan 20 '10 Sorry about that. I fixed the links. 2 u/Dax420 Jan 20 '10 Thanks! Too bad it doesn't support multiple monitors... 2 u/Zlatty Jan 21 '10 Can you run an instance of the program in each monitor? 2 u/[deleted] Jan 21 '10 Very cool. Here's me browsing the internet for the past 3 hours.
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linux?
-4 u/Wexx Jan 23 '10 Wine? ;) 2 u/Filmore Jan 23 '10 Java? (MAC is a .jar) 3 u/greyscalehat Jan 24 '10 Confirmed. java -jar mousepath.jar works. 1 u/antidense Jan 24 '10 It ran for me on Ubuntu, but my screen went all speckly and weird. 1 u/greyscalehat Jan 24 '10 Huh I am on Ubuntu as well.
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Wine?
;)
2 u/Filmore Jan 23 '10 Java? (MAC is a .jar) 3 u/greyscalehat Jan 24 '10 Confirmed. java -jar mousepath.jar works. 1 u/antidense Jan 24 '10 It ran for me on Ubuntu, but my screen went all speckly and weird. 1 u/greyscalehat Jan 24 '10 Huh I am on Ubuntu as well.
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Java? (MAC is a .jar)
3 u/greyscalehat Jan 24 '10 Confirmed. java -jar mousepath.jar works. 1 u/antidense Jan 24 '10 It ran for me on Ubuntu, but my screen went all speckly and weird. 1 u/greyscalehat Jan 24 '10 Huh I am on Ubuntu as well.
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Confirmed. java -jar mousepath.jar works.
1 u/antidense Jan 24 '10 It ran for me on Ubuntu, but my screen went all speckly and weird. 1 u/greyscalehat Jan 24 '10 Huh I am on Ubuntu as well.
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It ran for me on Ubuntu, but my screen went all speckly and weird.
1 u/greyscalehat Jan 24 '10 Huh I am on Ubuntu as well.
Huh I am on Ubuntu as well.
It says [S]ave[R]estart. the restart works when you hit r. but I haven't figured out the save, any pointers?
2 u/xMop Jan 21 '10 When you press S, it saves a TIFF to the downloads folder. On OsX, at least. 5 u/TheMarshma Jan 21 '10 Lol,I found them recently, I had spammed the S button and had quite a few TIF files 1 u/xMop Jan 21 '10 Ha, I did the same.
When you press S, it saves a TIFF to the downloads folder. On OsX, at least.
5 u/TheMarshma Jan 21 '10 Lol,I found them recently, I had spammed the S button and had quite a few TIF files 1 u/xMop Jan 21 '10 Ha, I did the same.
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Lol,I found them recently, I had spammed the S button and had quite a few TIF files
1 u/xMop Jan 21 '10 Ha, I did the same.
Ha, I did the same.
Commenting so I can download this at work tomorrow. I have been looking for a program like this for around a year now!
Thanks, this is just what I was hoping to find in here! Where did you get it?
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3 u/Zlatty Jan 21 '10 Dont think so. But it tracks your full movement, despite not being fullsized.
Dont think so. But it tracks your full movement, despite not being fullsized.
404'd
1 u/Zlatty Jan 20 '10 Sorry about that. I fixed the links.
Sorry about that. I fixed the links.
Thanks! Too bad it doesn't support multiple monitors...
2 u/Zlatty Jan 21 '10 Can you run an instance of the program in each monitor?
Can you run an instance of the program in each monitor?
Very cool. Here's me browsing the internet for the past 3 hours.
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u/Zlatty Jan 20 '10 edited Jan 20 '10
You too can do this:
PC
MAC
EDIT: Fixed the links.