Arrow keys on the home row.
Hold Space and I, J, K, L move the caret. Tap Space on its own and it types a space.
This box imitates the app. The real thing works in every program.
The default layout
- Space + I
- Up
- Space + U
- Home
- Space + J
- Left
- Space + O
- End
- Space + K
- Down
- Space + H
- Page Up
- Space + L
- Right
- Space + N
- Page Down
- Space + Y
- Insert
- Space + M
- Delete
- Space + P
- Backspace
Every binding can be changed, and an output can carry modifiers such as Ctrl+Shift+Left. The activation key can be Space, Tab, CapsLock, Enter and a few others.
Installing
Windows
- Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit.
- Installs for your user account only, so it needs no administrator rights.
- Adds a Start Menu shortcut. Uninstall from Windows Settings, under Apps.
- One signed program with nothing else to install.
Ubuntu
- Ubuntu 24.04 or newer, 64-bit.
- Double-click the downloaded file and App Center installs it. Or run
sudo apt install ./touchcursorx_amd64.deb - Keyboard access is set up for you, with no group change and no logging out. A check on first launch confirms it works.
- Remove it from App Center, or with
sudo apt remove touchcursorx