A Stroke and Gesture Recognition Tool for Your Raspberry Pi Touchscreen @Raspberry_Pi #piday #raspberrypi
Mark Williams shows you how to install and run Xstroke, a gesture recognition tool, on your Raspberry Pi! (via pipod).
If you are using a touchscreen with your Raspberry Pi, then this guide is for you.
Xstroke (Gesture recognition) is the perfect tool to help you get more out of your touhscreen. I am using a PiScreen
Gesture recognition allows you to draw “strokes” on your touchscreen, which get interpreted as commands or text. Xstroke allows these to be entered anywhere on the screen. In some cases, Xstroke can be used instead of a keyboard.
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