My new BT mouse came in. Gonna set it up with my Viture Neckband so I don't have to fiddle with the buttons on it when I'm walking around.
Main question is how I'll get keyboard input outside the on screen keyboard.
I kinda want to install custom firmware that would turn the middle button into a morse code device. Wish these companies published their source code!
@mauve I've written a Morse code input program for interacting with the Linux shell. It's easy to do with the python keyboard library, which can inject synthetic keypresses. I don't know how you'd register for global mouse click events, though.
@brandon Snap! Gonna read through it tomorrow, ty
@brandon That was neat. What did you end up using the computer for?
@mauve It was just an experiment. I am looking to replace my phone with a pocket Linux computer. While the experiment was a success, I found that I don't know enough Morse code punctuation yet to effectively use the shell. So much punctuation! Also, I need to work out a system for keys that aren't in Morse code, such as the arrow keys. I also have a related project to build a Dancer-style Morse code input device into a Nintendo controller, for use in actually sending Morse code by radio.
@mauve Sure thing: https://github.com/blanu/DancerPython - this uses my own method of Morse code input, called Dancer, which uses two buttons, but it would be easy to make it work with one button. The interesting part is the virtual keyboard anyway. This is for a little Morse code input Linux computer I made with a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W and an Adafruit 1.3" TFT Bonnet for the input and display.