Show HN: Listen to Mechanical Keyboard Sounds with Every Keystroke – It's Fast
KeyEcho on GitHub enhances typing with pleasant sounds, offering minimal resource usage, quick response, and sound customization. Lightweight under 5 MB, it supports Windows, macOS, and Linux. Developers can contribute via the repository by ZacharyL2.
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KeyEcho is a project available on GitHub that enhances the typing experience by generating pleasant sounds as you type on your keyboard. The project boasts features such as minimal CPU and memory usage, immediate keystroke response, and the ability to customize sounds. It is a lightweight application, under 5 MB in size, and is compatible across different platforms including Windows, macOS, and Linux. Installation packages tailored for various systems can be obtained from the project's release page. Developers interested in contributing to KeyEcho can follow instructions on cloning the repository, installing dependencies using `pnpm install`, and running the project with `pnpm dev`. For further details and access to the project, the KeyEcho GitHub Repository maintained by ZacharyL2 provides comprehensive information.
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