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Tiny Hot Corners for Windows 10 1.4 Tiny Hot Corners for Windows 10 1.4 Tiny Hot Corners for Windows 10 lets you add GNOME-like Hot Corners to Windows. From Author: In GNOME 3 whenever you move the mouse to the top left corner, GNOME switches to the activities view, it looks like this: Whenever I'm using Windows 10, I always forget that this doesn't work. Bleh. I searched around for existing solutions, and wasn't happy with anything I could find. The options seem to be Some ridiculous AutoHotKey monstrosity (?!?). Massive Delphi application with 100MB of resources. Some naive program that polls GetCursorPos() in a busy loop. None of these are what I want, I just want that GNOME 3 thing with absolute minimal overhead. This is a very minimal hotcorner app, written in C. You can adjust parameters, delays, bindings easily and recompile. Zero state is stored anywhere, no registry keys or configuration files. If you want to configure something, edit the code and recompile. If you want to uninstall it, just delete it. Click here to visit the author's website. |
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