[TheMaster]

You should always use a simple keylogger, and then do a "grep -c" to count how many times you are typing something. Though this would only work if you had a rough idea of what you type and wanted specifics kinda thing.

I'm sure you could still log everything to a single file using a key logger, and then write a script to extract every single typed phrase and turn it into a graph.

I remember doing something similar using this PHP graphing library. pChart

I came up with a (very) simple regex to watch what constituted a phrase etc.

EDIT: And that is a really cool mouse! What is it?

[callumacrae]

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I'm sure you could still log everything to a single file using a key logger, and then write a script to extract every single typed phrase and turn it into a graph.

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.bashhistory?

[TheEmpty]

TheMaster, on 12 July 2012 - 01:42 AM, said:

You should always use a simple keylogger, and then do a "grep -c" to count how many times you are typing something. Though this would only work if you had a rough idea of what you type and wanted specifics kinda thing.

I'm sure you could still log everything to a single file using a key logger, and then write a script to extract every single typed phrase and turn it into a graph.

I remember doing something similar using this PHP graphing library. pChart

I came up with a (very) simple regex to watch what constituted a phrase etc.

EDIT: And that is a really cool mouse! What is it?

Yeah, that's what I search for! A key logger It's a razor naga.

callumacrae, on 12 July 2012 - 02:13 AM, said:

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.bashhistory?

Good place to start, thank you. But what about in my IDE? Or in the browser.

[callumacrae]

Oh, I thought you were talking terminal!

/noob >_<

[Ruku]

callumacrae, on 12 July 2012 - 02:13 AM, said:

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.bashhistory?

$HISTFILE