BiggerTask is a Linux macro utility inspired by TinyTask.
It is designed to give Linux users a straightforward way to automate repetitive desktop actions without the complexity of a larger automation framework. The repository offers installation through Flathub, downloadable releases, or by building from source.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Records mouse movement, mouse clicks, and keyboard input.
- Replays recorded actions for repetitive tasks and simple automation.
- Saves macros for later use and loads existing recordings when needed.
- Supports configurable repeat counts, including infinite looping.
- Lets you stop playback with the Ctrl key on supported environments, although the README notes this does not work on Wayland.
Website: github.com/Taboulet/BiggerTask
Support:
Developer: Taboulet
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
BiggerTask is written in C++. Learn C++ with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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| OculiX | Coordinates desktop workflows using screen recognition and scripted actions |
| wtype | Generates keyboard input on Wayland compositors |
| Repeat | Records and replays desktop activity to handle repetitive everyday tasks |
| BiggerTask | Records mouse and keyboard actions for straightforward playback on Linux |
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