OneStroke is a software aimed to recognize freehand gestures on Tablet PCs free of charge.
The OneStroke project is an innovative software program aimed at users of Tablet PCs. This freehand gesture recognition system replaces the conventional keyboard for Linux tablet mode Tablet PCs. Simply draw single-stroke gestures on the main window, and OneStroke will generate X11 keyboard events in the currently-focused window.
Users can easily configure and set up the program by using the intuitive GTK GUI, which is designed to be user-friendly. OneStroke offers multiple recognition methods, ensuring that it meets a range of users' needs.
To use OneStroke, you need to have GTK+ version 2.2.x installed on your device. Additionally, Xtest (X11 extension) is required to ensure that the software functions correctly. Overall, OneStroke offers a unique and efficient solution for those who require an alternative to traditional tablet PC keyboards.
Users can easily configure and set up the program by using the intuitive GTK GUI, which is designed to be user-friendly. OneStroke offers multiple recognition methods, ensuring that it meets a range of users' needs.
To use OneStroke, you need to have GTK+ version 2.2.x installed on your device. Additionally, Xtest (X11 extension) is required to ensure that the software functions correctly. Overall, OneStroke offers a unique and efficient solution for those who require an alternative to traditional tablet PC keyboards.
What's New
Version 0.8.4: N/A