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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? Do You Use Your Mobile Phone to Access the Internet? Post 302358620 by radoulov on Saturday 3rd of October 2009 01:42:25 PM
Old 10-03-2009
Did you try the new Opera Mini 5 beta?
It's nice ..., and different.

Edit: Updated Opera Mini 5 link.
 

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wayv(1) 						       X Windows application							   wayv(1)

NAME
wayV - capture drawn shapes (gestures), recognize them and carry out associated actions SYNOPSIS
wayv [configuration file] DESCRIPTION
A user is able to setup wayV to recognize gestures and associate actions with these gestures. When one of the gestures is inputed and matched an action associated with the gesture occurs, e.g. startup a program, send keypress', etc. The gestures are created via a 2 dimensional input device, in most cases the standard mouse. The gestures should be unique symbolic representations of the actions they represent, i.e. draw an N and Netscape starts, draw a circle and Opera starts, draw an > and the keypress' to switch desktops occurs, etc. FILES
wayv.conf is the required configuration file. It is used to configure the user interface, what gestures are recognized, what actions are per- formed, etc. DEFAULT.wkey is an optional configuration file. It contains the keymaps for keycode, see HOWTO-wayv-keymap that comes with wayV. AUTHOR
wayV was written by Mike Bennett (smoog at stressbunny dot com) with contributions from various others. URL
wayV - http://www.stressbunny.com/wayv SEE ALSO
wayv.conf(5) 0.3 August 2003 wayv(1)
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