mouseMoveUtility — Absolute Touch Pointer Daemon SystemCTL Service (Linux uinput)

One liner install :

sudo apt install unzip wget -y && wget https://github.com/lostallmymoney/MoveMouseLinux/archive/refs/heads/main.zip -O MoveMouseLinux.zip && unzip -o MoveMouseLinux.zip && cd MoveMouseLinux-main && sh install.sh && cd .. && rm -rf MoveMouseLinux-main MoveMouseLinux.zip

DISCLAIMER : Relog for udev rules to apply !

Piping file is "/run/mouseMoveUtility/mc.pipe", look at the usage section for details.

mouseMoveUtility is a tiny Wayland/X11–agnostic absolute pointer daemon that emulates a touchscreen-like input device using uinput.
It accepts normalized coordinates (0.0 → 1.0) via a FIFO pipe and taps the screen at that location. Useful for UI automation, centered clicks, accessibility tools, bots, games, and remote input. 0.5 0.5 would be the screen center.

✅ Works without root after install
✅ Wayland–compatible (no pointer lock tricks)
✅ Precise absolute coordinates (precision = 10000)
✅ Systemd service already included

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Features

• Creates a virtual absolute pointer (/dev/uinput)
• Moves/taps at coordinates (0..1, 0..1)
• Automatically centers with movetocenter
• “Wiggles” the cursor by 1px to ensure motion is recognized

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Requirements

• Linux kernel with uinput
• systemd
• g++
• /dev/uinput available from kernel modules

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Installation

Clone the repository and run the installer as a regular user:

./install.sh

Usage

Pipe commands into /run/mouseMoveUtility/mc.pipe like this: echo "movetocenter" > /run/mouseMoveUtility/mc.pipe echo "moveto 0.1 0.1" > /run/mouseMoveUtility/mc.pipe

Example in C++: #include <fcntl.h> #include <unistd.h> #include

int main() { int fd = open("/run/mouseMoveUtility/mc.pipe", O_WRONLY); const char* cmd = "movetocenter\n"; write(fd, cmd, strlen(cmd)); close(fd); }