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Alternative to Easystroke (mouse gesture recognition software)

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Even though I really like easystroke's feature set , I would like to know if there is any other gesture recognition software out there, preferably with a larger feature set or more accurate gesture recognition.

A quick google search brought gestikk to my attention , has anyone used it and want to share his/her experience?

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answered 1 Year ago edseager · Accepted Answer

I tried gestikk out in the past, but easystroke really had much, much more features and a better user interface. I also looked for an alternative, but I couldn't find any that had at least half amount of easystrokes' features. Anyway, I'm completely satisfied with easystroke and >60 defined gestures ^^