Add --no-timeout #83
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Airblader
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Jul 23, 2023
This option allows to disable the timeout completely. This is useful when used in combination with --touch to only hide the mouse cursor if a touch screen has been used, but never when the mouse has been moved.
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Hello!
I recently found this tool to hide the mouse cursor if I'm using my notebooks touch screen. And it works great!
However, my small gripe is that I need to set a timeout for the cursor to be hidden anyway. Thus, I've added the
--no-timeoutoption which allows the user to disable the timeout functionality entirely.The defaults are unchanged, so existing users shouldn't notice much difference to their work flows :)
Cheers!