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  <summary>Automatic monitoring and reconnection service for Apple Magic Trackpad on Linux</summary>
  <description>Magic Trackpad Monitor is an automatic monitoring and reconnection service
for Apple Magic Trackpad on Linux systems. It continuously monitors the
trackpad's Bluetooth connection status, detects when the user is active
using X11 idle time, and automatically reconnects the trackpad when it
disconnects or appears stuck.

Features:
- Automatic trackpad reconnection on disconnect
- Smart idle detection (only monitors when user is active)
- Bluetooth adapter power cycling for recovery
- Configurable check intervals and thresholds
- XDG-compliant configuration and data storage</description>
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  <summary>Automatic monitoring and reconnection service for Apple Magic Trackpad on Linux</summary>
  <description>Magic Trackpad Monitor is an automatic monitoring and reconnection service
for Apple Magic Trackpad on Linux systems. It continuously monitors the
trackpad's Bluetooth connection status, detects when the user is active
using X11 idle time, and automatically reconnects the trackpad when it
disconnects or appears stuck.

Features:
- Automatic trackpad reconnection on disconnect
- Smart idle detection (only monitors when user is active)
- Bluetooth adapter power cycling for recovery
- Configurable check intervals and thresholds
- XDG-compliant configuration and data storage</description>
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  <url>https://github.com/DigitalCyberSoft/magic-trackpad-monitor</url>
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