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G-USB-Formatter
Advanced USB Memory Device Format Tool
With advanced settings and multiple format options, it allows you to format devices connected via USB. My Github: https://github.com/shampuan/G-USB-Formatter This program is a lightweight tool that allows you to format your USB storage devices using more features on Debian-based systems. -
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papouch-tmu
Utility to read data from Papouch TMU USB thermometer
Papouch is a Prague-based company which produces industrial devices, and (as far as I know) the only thermometer which is able to communicate via USB. Check http://www.papouch.com. This utility can be used to obtain data from the Papouch TMU USB thermometer. The program is started immediately after the thermometer is pluged into the linux computer. The device sends the temperature in simple ASCII format every few seconds. Everytime a value is send, papouch-tmu utility reads the temperature and stores it into file /var/run/papouch-tmu/temperature. ...
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