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Explanation:
the first 'find' command finds (probably) all files related to octomouse under ~/Library directory, then the second 'xargs' command applies 'rm' to each file.
At first I was looking for some xml, csv, json kinda data files inside octomouse package to reset the keystroke counter, but then I soon figured that OctoMouse uses something called 'NSUserDefaults' to store the keystroke count. I have no idea how this works so I just decided to delete everything related to 'octomouse' under ~/Library directory. Seems working for me.
The question is self-answered, so the owner of the repository can close this issue if he finds this solution causes no risk to his app.
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how to reset the app? (Total clicks = 0)
how to reset the app?
Aug 22, 2018
For those who wanna reset the app, here's my sneaky unofficial solution for it.
Beware as I am not responsible for the side-effects.
Explanation:
the first 'find' command finds (probably) all files related to octomouse under ~/Library directory, then the second 'xargs' command applies 'rm' to each file.
At first I was looking for some xml, csv, json kinda data files inside octomouse package to reset the keystroke counter, but then I soon figured that OctoMouse uses something called 'NSUserDefaults' to store the keystroke count. I have no idea how this works so I just decided to delete everything related to 'octomouse' under ~/Library directory. Seems working for me.
The question is self-answered, so the owner of the repository can close this issue if he finds this solution causes no risk to his app.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: