Release v1.1.0-pre-release · burlone0/TinyTask-Linux

Laptops, and desktops other than KDE.

Only the Plasma path has ever replayed an event. The other three were written
to their specifications and have never run on a real session.

Added

Playback through the compositor on Plasma, sway, Hyprland, Wayfire, river and niri, with no udev rule and no root.
Playback through XTEST on an X11 session, and through the desktop portal where you grant it once.
--injector, which names the path a macro will take and why the others were skipped.
--portal-consent and --portal-forget, for the permission the portal remembers.
Recording of touchpads, drawing tablets and the absolute pointer a virtual machine gives you.
Mouse speed read from GNOME, sway and Hyprland as well as KDE.
A udev rule for /dev/uinput, which install.sh offers only where nothing better exists.
--list-screens, and TINYTASK_SCREEN for stating the desktop size yourself.
A warning when a monitor is added, removed or resized while TinyTask runs.
An aarch64 archive in the release, alongside x86_64.

The command line assumed a 3840x1080 desktop, halving every horizontal coordinate on a 1920-wide screen.
Touchpad movement was thrown away, so a laptop recording was clicks in the corner and nothing else.
A macro could replay into the gap an uneven multi-monitor layout leaves, instead of the nearest monitor.
Nothing appeared when /dev/uinput could not be opened, not even an error.
The startup warning sent every desktop to KDE's System Settings.
A touchpad was read as a mouse, which is the wrong acceleration setting.
The settings dialog was too tall for a 1366x768 laptop, putting OK below the screen edge.
Prefs offered the status overlay on desktops that cannot show it.

--list-devices says how each device is read: keys, pointer, touchpad or absolute.
The acceleration warning tells a setting that says nothing from one that could not be read.
The README lists the libraries a build and a released binary actually need.