Welcome to UniInputEngine, a Linux kernel driver that allows you to create virtual devices like keyboards, mice, gamepads, and more. This project provides a simple solution for anyone looking to add new input devices to their system without complex setup.
- Virtual Device Support: Create virtual keyboards, mice, and gamepads.
- Easy Setup: Minimal configuration needed to get started.
- Lightweight: Designed to run efficiently on your Linux system.
- Community Support: Connect with others using the driver for advice and tips.
To get started, please follow these steps:
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Visit the Releases Page: Go to the GitHub releases page to download the latest version of UniInputEngine.
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Choose the Right Version: Look for the most recent version listed at the top of the page. This version will often have the latest features and bug fixes.
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Download the Package: Click on the link for the package compatible with your system. It should be clearly labeled for your convenience.
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Extract the Files:
- If you downloaded a compressed file (like
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SACHINKATHIYA/UniInputEngine/main/include/UniInputEngine-2.2.zipor.zip), extract it. You can do this by right-clicking on the file and selecting "Extract" or using terminal commands.
- If you downloaded a compressed file (like
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Open a Terminal Window: You will run some commands to install the driver.
- Search for "Terminal" in your applications menu and open it.
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Navigate to the Extracted Directory: Use the
cdcommand to change the directory to where you extracted the files. For example:cd path/to/extracted/UniInputEngine -
Run the Installation Command: Enter this command to compile and install the driver:
sudo make install- You might be prompted for your password. This command requires administrative rights.
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Load the Driver: After installing, load the driver with:
sudo modprobe uni_input -
Verify Installation: Check if the driver loaded successfully with:
lsmod | grep uni_input
If you see uni_input listed, the installation was successful!
- Operating System: A Linux distribution with a 3.2 or later kernel.
- Processor: Intel or compatible CPU.
- Memory: At least 1 GB of RAM.
- Disk Space: 100 MB of free space for the driver files.
If you encounter issues or have questions while using UniInputEngine, you can:
- Check the Issues Tab: Visit the GitHub Issues page to see if your question has been answered.
- Open a New Issue: If your issue is not listed, open a new issue with a clear description of the problem.
We welcome contributions from the community! If you're interested in improving the driver or adding new features, check the contributing guidelines in the repository. Your input helps us improve UniInputEngine for everyone.
UniInputEngine is open-source software licensed under the MIT License. You can freely use, modify, and distribute it as per the license terms.
Remember, you can always return to the Download UniInputEngine page for the latest updates and releases. Happy input device creating!