{"slug": "v1-1-0-mouse-gestures-a-one-click-desktop-tidy-up-and-your-own-llm-for", "title": "v1.1.0: Mouse Gestures, a One-Click Desktop Tidy-Up, and Your Own LLM for Translation", "summary": "YyzTools released v1.1.0.2000, adding mouse gestures that mirror its command palette grammar, a one-click desktop organizer, and configurable LLM translation via any OpenAI-compatible endpoint. The developer said the translation feature now sends selected text to a user-chosen endpoint, such as a local Ollama or LM Studio model, turning a trust question into a configuration question. The free Windows 10/11 utility ships with 387 command modules, 12 languages, and no account or telemetry.", "body_md": "*Release notes for [yyzTools](https://yyztools.com) v1.1.0.2000 (Sep 25, 2026), plus the design argument behind the headline feature: the command palette owns the keyboard — mouse gestures give the mouse the same deal. One trigger, one grammar.*\n\nFive days after 1.0.9 shipped space-bar file preview, v1.1.0.2000 is out. The headline is mouse gestures; the quieter updates (custom LLM translation, a one-click desktop organizer, OCR quality-of-life) are the ones I suspect daily users will feel most. Full list first, then the design argument.\n\nThe command palette in yyzTools has one rule: a single hotkey (Alt+Space) plus a grammar (type `f` for files, `c` for clipboard, `p` for processes...). Users remember one trigger and a vocabulary, not forty hotkeys.\n\nKeyboards got that deal. The mouse never did — the mouse's \"shortcuts\" are pixel targets in corners (close, minimize, the taskbar's far end), each one a small aiming exercise.\n\nGestures give the mouse the same structure: **hold one trigger, draw one stroke.** Direction is the grammar. `↓` is minimize for me, `←→` is task switch, and the stroke takes less time than moving the cursor to a title-bar button. The action set (hotkeys, windows, volume, apps, tasks, search) deliberately mirrors the palette's — anything the keyboard grammar can express, the mouse grammar can too.\n\nTwo policy choices worth stating:\n\nThe translator has always been the one part of yyzTools that must touch the network — translating text means asking *someone* who knows both languages. Until now, that someone was a fixed public service.\n\nNow it's whoever you say: any OpenAI-compatible endpoint. A local model behind Ollama or LM Studio, a corporate gateway, a provider you've actually read the privacy policy of. The request goes where you point it, which turns \"where does my selected text go?\" from a trust question into a configuration question.\n\nFor an otherwise local-first suite, that's the right shape for AI features: the capability is welcome, the endpoint must be yours.\n\nOne-click organize exists because desktops accumulate: screenshots, downloads, that one folder you keep meaning to sort. The dock can now sweep icons into its categories in one pass — files into a files category, shortcuts into their apps — leaving the desktop usable as, well, a desktop.\n\nIt pairs oddly well with the gestures release. Between \"draw a stroke to minimize everything\" and \"one click to tidy the desktop,\" v1.1.0 is quietly the release about surfaces: less digging through piles, more staying where you are.\n\nAs always: free, no account, no telemetry; network calls belong to features that inherently need one, and translation now goes to the endpoint *you* choose. Windows 10/11, 12 languages, 387 command modules. Setup 175 MB, portable 166.8 MB, incremental updates after that. [yyztools.com](https://yyztools.com).\n\nWhat would you bind to a stroke? I'm collecting bindings worth shipping as examples — drop yours in the comments.", "url": "https://wpnews.pro/news/v1-1-0-mouse-gestures-a-one-click-desktop-tidy-up-and-your-own-llm-for", "canonical_source": "https://dev.to/jearry/v110-mouse-gestures-a-one-click-desktop-tidy-up-and-your-own-llm-for-translation-1p9o", "published_at": "2026-10-04 08:34:25+00:00", "updated_at": "2026-10-04 08:42:16.829605+00:00", "lang": "en", "topics": ["ai-tools", "ai-products", "developer-tools", "large-language-models"], "entities": ["yyzTools", "Ollama", "LM Studio", "OpenAI"], "also_reported_by": [], "alternates": {"html": "https://wpnews.pro/news/v1-1-0-mouse-gestures-a-one-click-desktop-tidy-up-and-your-own-llm-for", "markdown": "https://wpnews.pro/news/v1-1-0-mouse-gestures-a-one-click-desktop-tidy-up-and-your-own-llm-for.md", "text": "https://wpnews.pro/news/v1-1-0-mouse-gestures-a-one-click-desktop-tidy-up-and-your-own-llm-for.txt", "jsonld": "https://wpnews.pro/news/v1-1-0-mouse-gestures-a-one-click-desktop-tidy-up-and-your-own-llm-for.jsonld"}}