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This application is based on USBView of Greg Kroah-Hartman but uses as graphical library Gtk+ and supports Libusb too. Additionally to the functions of USBView, it implements three list views with detailed device informations (Interfaces, EPs, etc.).
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UsbViewer in C# Get some USB device information via C#. The project is a clone of the Microsoft usbview that is written in C. Usb hubs not supported. The Project is under the The GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1 (LGPLv2.1).
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USBView is a GTK program that displays the topography of the devices that are plugged into the USB bus on a Linux machine. It also displays information on each of the devices. This can be useful to determine if a device is working properly or not.
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A small and efficient way to show what's on you USB bus, written in Python. The aim is to run on console, as an alternative to X11-based usbview.
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USBView is a GTK program that displays the topography of the devices that are plugged into the USB bus on a linux machine. It can be usefull to determine which device is mounted on which port. also to check whether a device is working properly or not.
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