> I mean sure, but I wasn't exaggerating when I said it is probably not usable on other peoples computers.

That's totally okay! I love when people share their "works on my machine programs". Just say upfront that it's your personal tool so others won't expect production-grade software.

The code might inspire others, let others fork it (if a license says it's okay), teach code readers about some technique or tool, or just be fun to poke around.

I, for one, learned about pyxhook while reading your code. Thank you!