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QMK
Keyboard firmware for Atmel AVR and ARM controllers
QMK (Quantum Mechanical Keyboard) is an open source community centered around developing computer input devices. The community encompasses all sorts of input devices, such as keyboards, mice, and MIDI devices. This is a keyboard firmware based on the tmk_keyboard firmware with some useful features for Atmel AVR and ARM controllers, and more specifically, the OLKB product line, the ErgoDox EZ keyboard, and the Clueboard product line. -
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LEDSpicer
LEDSpicer a LED Animator and Controller for Linux
LEDSpicer is a linear LED controller daemon that will handle single color or a RGB LEDs connected to different devices. It allows the execution of animations and profiles and handle can input to interact with the LEDs, profiles can be triggered based on different events, like programs running, network input, game name, etc. Includes some utilities to make an arcade cabinet more attractive and cool! -
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The spacenav project provides a free compatible alternative, to the proprietary 3Dconnexion device driver and SDK, for their 6dof space navigation input devices. It provides both a replacement free user-space driver, and a replacement SDK library.
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XOW
Linux driver for the Xbox One wireless dongle
Linux driver for the Xbox One wireless dongle. xow is a Linux user mode driver for the Xbox One wireless dongle. It communicates with the dongle via libusb and provides joystick input through the uinput kernel module. The input mapping is based on existing kernel drivers like xpad. -
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...This driver provides a /proc interface which allows the inputs and outputs of the K8055 to be accessed as if they were files, making the K8055 accessible from any programming language and the shell. In addition to the /proc interface a joystick/input device is created for each K8055, Optionally a (user provided) script can be executed by the driver when it detects a change on one of the inputs or outputs.
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dgtdrv aims to be a uci/xboard/crafty compatible interface (input engine) for the DGT Electronic Chess board on POSIX platforms. It relies on the dgtnix library.
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libgaminggear
Provides functionality for gaming input devices
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CharlieShock
Linux tools for Ps3 control under Gnu/Linux.
This is a set of application that will help you to use the PS3 Control under Linux. The project contains: ps3tokey: Application that convert the ps3 control inputs into a keyboard input -
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Xorg X11 dialbox input driver
The Xfree-independent Xorg X11 input driver for the SGI dialbox
This driver allows using the SGI dialbox on linux systems, which lack the Xfree86 library. Users of Redhat EL/Fedora/Centos 64 bit machines may use the rpm to install the driver. Other users currently need to compile the driver source code and install the driver manually. This driver is based on source code available from https://sourceforge.net/projects/dialbox/. -
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A HID interface component for LinuxCNC/EMC. HID is USB speak for Human Interface Device, that is, input/output USB devices such as joysticks, gamepads, CNC pendants. This component was built to support devices that weren't handled by stock LinuxCNC/EMC components.
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Keyboarding Master
A unified configuration environment for device drivers.
Project has been moved to bitbucket: https://bitbucket.org/monkygames/keyboarding-master The keyboard master provides its users with the ability to custom configure their input devices for specific applications within a unified configuration environment. The main unique feature for input devices is the keymap concept. Each application can utilize 8 unique keymaps in which the user can toggle through via user assigned shortcuts. This enables a user to maintain a more ergonomic hand position when one hand is required for other duties such as mouse or tablet. -
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Alesis MultiMix8 USB2.0 ALSA driver
Linux ALSA Driver for Alesis MultiMix8 USB2.0
*** Please e-mail ALESIS for a Linux driver for the MultiMix8 USB2.0 - maybe we can get them to provide one, or some sort of developer information! here's a link: http://alesis.com/contact *** Linux ALSA Driver for Alesis MultiMix8 USB2.0 mixer audio interface, capable of multichannel recording. Currently this project has pre-alpha/research status. Any help appreciated. :-) -
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This is a joystick driver for Java with support for ForceFeedback (haptic effects). It is based on SDL, therefore it is platform independent and works on Windows, Linux and MacOS X.
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Keyboard Layouts
Custom Keyboard Layouts
Custom Keyboard Layouts allowing your regular keyboard to input special charaters such as those used in various languages with having to type Alt + 4 digits under Windows. -
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Leap4Joy
Leap Motion Joystick Emulation Code Sample
Custom vJoy feeder code for Leap Motion controller. You will need the Leap Motion SDK from Leapmotion.com as well as vJoystick installed along with the vJoystick 2.02 SDK from http://vjoystick.sourceforge.net/ See the wiki for more info. -
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RTD DM5408 Driver Port for Linux
A Linux driver for RTD DM5408 / DM408 ISA acquisition card
A Linux driver for RTD DM5408 / DM408 ISA acquisition card. A DKMS module and a dynamic library written from scratch but trying to keep same functions structure of its official Windows 98 driver. I don't recommend it for production. I'm just trying to learn writing drivers for Linux with some interest in Electronics Interfacing. -
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...Wiiji is the perfect joystick solution for Wii remotes on Mac. Wii remotes will appear as joysticks to the OS. It does this through a kernel extention. It can emulate keyboard input. It runs in the menu bar.
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...-pgf airboard-ir replaces the IR receiver supplied with a LiteOn SK-7100 Airboard cordless keyboard with an LIRC-compatible receiver. Keyboard/mouse reports are translated to /dev/input events. Full remapping of keyboard and button functions is easy.
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hidtouch is an input device driver supporting USB touchscreens that are not recognized by Linux as event devices but as regular HID devices. A few companion programs will ease the setup and calibration process.
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This is the Linux kernel driver for the stmpe2401 and stmpe2402 GPIO expanders from ST Microelectronics. These i2c chips support up to 24 extra GPIO lines, have 3 programmable PWM outputs, an integrated keypad input, and rotator input controllers.
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Linux ForceFeedback driver for GreenAsia (Product ID 0x12) input devices like Manta Warior and SpeedLink Strike2 and many other cheap vibration gamepads.
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a project to control ones computer (various inputs such as changing the song, pause/play, or any input key available in input.h) (coming soon: head tracking in any video game)
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An high speed Linux device driver for the digital parallel I/O board DIO32HS produced by National Instrument. Currently we tested only computer input, were we get more than 5.5Mbytes/sec on a 32 bit wide bus.
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Touchd is a userspace daemon which runs Apple-like multitouch on Linux. It interfaces with the Apple hardware to gather the user input.
