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...Unless your Tasmota powered device exhibits a problem or you need to make use of a feature that is not available in the Tasmota version currently installed on your device, leave your device alone - it works so don't make unnecessary changes! If the release version (i.e., the master branch) exhibits unexpected behaviour for your device and configuration, you should upgrade to the latest development version instead to see if your problem is resolved as some bugs in previous releases or development builds may already have been resolved. Single binary firmware. Support for TuyaMCU. Increase PWM channels to 16. ...

Key Scripter listens to key press/release events from a keyboard or a mouse and allows to simulate key press/release and mouse events. Supports gaming keypads, such as Nostromo SpeedPad. Allows the creation of powerful key scripts for games and other applications.

can4linux is hosted on https://gitlab.com/hjoertel/can4linux since 2016. Don't use SourceForge anymore for this code. can4linux is an universal Linux device driver for ISA or PCI interface boards with CAN interface and embedded CAN controller solutions. Based on the API provided by can4linux commercial protocol stacks for CANopen, J1939 and DeviceNet are available. A first PCI board with an FPGA based CAN FD controller is supported (TARGET=IXXAT_IB500) in the CAN FD ISO mode but also non-ISO

Linux driver for the tablet buttons of Fujitsu Siemens Tablet PCs (Lifebooks P-, T- and U-Series, Stylistic T and ST5xxx). * PLEASE NOTE: the latest release from this project is old and does not build anymore; the driver is maintained in the mainline kernel *

sane-troubleshoot is a GUI program for linux that diagnoses problems with an installation of sane (scanner access now easy) the api for scanners. originally written by Henning Geinitz, there has been no development since 2005. This project takes up development in order to make sane-troubleshoot work on recent distros, and add new functions.

LinK+ IDE is a simple IDE for Linux Kernel Developers and Lovers. It is based on Eclipse IDE customized for Linux kernel programming. It reduces the development time and executes code in an elegant fashion. This IDE supports Linux kernel configuration, compilation & emulation, system call development and device driver development. LinK+ IDE includes various templates in the category of character, block and network device driver subsystems for device driver development. It includes...

If you like to update your AMD Catalyst™ Proprietary Display Drivers to the latest release, or would like to try the latest AMD Catalyst™ BETA Drivers, this application is for you.

Third party open source drivers for the Mindstorms NXT programming environment RobotC. Most sensors available to the NXT platform are supported as well some additional ones. Refer to the Release Notes for more details.

This project will implement USB device drivers for the "OSR USB FX2 Learning Kit" device by Open Systems Resources Inc on several OSes. The intent it to allow USB driver developers compare & contrasts the different OS driver development environments.

This is a simple command line tool to customize CP2103 USB to UART bridge controllers in home-grown hardware. VID, PID, product name string, serial number string, and release version of the device can be changed next to GPIO port modes.

Virtual Tape Library using iSCSI. Allows the user to create a tape library emulation complete with robot, tape drives and tapes on a Linux Server. Release 2 and better documentation now available.

Monotooth is a library for Mono developers to use bluetooth in their projects with ease. Initial alpha release will include support for bluez. Windows support will be included in the future.

The sx4000 project intends to develop the vendor provided Promise sx4000 driver, to a fully operational open source driver, compatible with the latest linux kernel release.

The Linux-DAQ-PCI project develops and maintains a family of Linux device drivers for PCI based data acquisition systems. Incremental package release naming convention is as follows: R0.x(Alpha), R1.x(beta), R2.x(production), R3.x(mature).

The Linux-DAQ-USB project develops and maintains a family of Linux device drivers for USB based data acquisition systems. Incremental package release naming convention is as follows: R0.x(Alpha), R1.x(beta), R2.x(production), R3.x(mature).

As Guillemot inc. doesn't plan to release Linux drivers for the ISIS card, the linux communtity will have to. So some reverse engineering is needed. The goal is to create an ALSA driver for the maxisound ISIS,

SimOS is an OS that will be based on the OSKIT function library. In addition we will be maintaining the oskit as a seperate release, updated as the core of the kernel. This OS will be easy to use, with numerous software versions on it.

A way to configure Microsoft® hardware devices under Linux with KDE - PDF File, TMD file will be in a source release