KeyLimePie is described as 'Demo your keyboard shortcuts, easy as pie' and is a keystroke visualizer in the os & utilities category. There are more than 10 alternatives to KeyLimePie for Windows and Linux. The best KeyLimePie alternative is Key'n'Stroke , which is both free and Open Source. Other great apps like KeyLimePie are Carnac, SpotOnTheMouse, Pen Attention and Spotlight for Mouse.
Key'n'Stroke (previously named PxKeystrokesForScreencasts) displays keystrokes and mouse clicks in an overlay window.
Key'n'Stroke is the most popular Windows alternative to KeyLimePie.
Key'n'Stroke is the most popular Open Source & free alternative to KeyLimePie.
SpotOnTheMouse is a mouse pointer and keyboard action visualization software. It makes mouse clicks visible, it improves the perceptibility of the mouse pointer & it shows the special keys and combinations of keys pressed on the keyboard.
A free program that places a highlighted circle or square around the cursor for use in a classroom or doing demonstrations.
The highlight feature creates a spotlight-effect on your screen, so you can point, click, and rest assured that your audience is following along.
Allows you to highlight the cursor using either the toolbar or hotkeys. Options include spotlight, highlight, drawing on the screen, magnifier or show keystrokes.
PointerFocus is the most popular commercial alternative to KeyLimePie.
Projecteur is a virtual laser pointer for use with inertial pointers such as the Logitech Spotlight. Projecteur can show a colored dot, a highlighted circle or a zoom effect to act as a pointer.
Projecteur is the most popular Linux alternative to KeyLimePie.
A free, handy and delightful tool initially designed for presenters, trainers and teachers who want to highlight their mouse pointer.
Highlight mouse pointer/cursor using a dot - useful for presentations, screen sharing, .
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