- Ctrl+Ctrl detection now works correctly in more scenarios;
- Ctrl++ (and similar sequences with repeated characters) are now shown as Ctrl+"+" for improved readability;
- Shift+Backspace is now recognized and shown correctly;
- Several multimedia keys are now supported. If "FontAwesome" is installed, the correct symbol is also displayed instead of a text abbreviation (in my test, volume up/down and mute/unmute worked while play/pause/next/previous didn't however, other keys like brightness also worked)ge;
- Visualization of whitespace characters can now be controlled;
- Repeated key sequences are now abbreviated with a repeat count if above the specified threshold (3 by default).
For more information about Screenkey (fork), see our initial article: Display Keystrokes In Your Screencasts With `Screenkey`
Install Screenkey in Ubuntu or Linux Mint via PPA
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8
sudo apt update
sudo apt install screenkey fonts-font-awesome
Arch Linux users can install Screenkey via AUR (not updated to the latest 0.9 version at the time I'm writing this article).
For other Linux distributions, download Screenkey via GitHub.
Report any bugs you may find @ GitHub.