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What about it?
Panic is a cool tool for closing a process upon keystroke-detection.
A typical options.cfg
file would look like this:
ExampleProcessName.exe
X
# Generated by Panik
The line in the end, # Generated by Panik
is automatically added by the program.
Panic is written in C and C++.
If you wish to edit the file, edit it via 'reconfigure' in the options menu.
Want to edit it manually? Find your home directory, navigate to '.mix' and inside
it, find the 'panik' folder. You'll see the options.cfg
there.
If you're on a UNIX-like, or POSIX-compliant system, like MacOS, or Archlinux, then you need to have the utility 'evtest' installed.
Afterwards, run 'sudo evtest' and it enter the event number of the keyboard in the program.
Then run the program with sudo mode. Done!
Note:You do not need to install Evtest if you are installing this via the MMGR. Only install Evtest manually if MMGR reports error during prerequisite setup!