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Simple infrared keyboard receiver for Atmels Microcontroller and several Keyboards. Using Lightweight USB Framework by Dean Camera for xmega and v-usb for mega.

USB-based oscilloscopes, e.g. SainSmart DDS line, offer functionality for small money. But functionality is limited and hard to use because of number of bugs and defficiences. Here is an attempt to fix some of them by providing an alternate view for client software

Supports Xbox 360 controllers and possibly other Xinput controllers. Also supports other USB controllers such as Logitech Dual Action. Go to Configure -> Non-Xbox controller. ControllerToKeys aims to give full controller support to all PC games that don't have it by emulating key strokes, mouse movement, mouse buttons, scroll wheel and key combos (i.e. alt+tab). With the ability to save and sharing button mappings, the intention is to be able to publicly share your mappings with others via. the forums. ...

Piano function Tonality settings Play scales PC keyboard can be used or mouse Play MIDI files Metronome Pitch Trainer Karaoke function Playlists Timer for wake up USB support SF2 support Show midi sequence Implements Java accessibility API

This project is intended to give an easy Linux solution based on Puppy Linux with the following EASY TO USE steps of Installation. 1) download the file over http 2) Unzip using Windows 3) It remains portable and do NOT need to install Virtual Box It does not need to unpack a tar.gz It is aimed to everyone It does not require to have an USB pendrive, copy and use the boot process. Enjoy Easy Linux Puppy. of less than 100 mb *** RUNNING LIVE (NO INSTALLATION) ON WINDOWS *** 1) Unzip 2) Run puppy.exe 3) To grab or not your mouse to get back to/from Linux or Windows, press: CTRL and ALT keys (nota: It works either for Windows and for Linux (using qemu)). -- Many thanks to KuLuSz Tar.gz for those who need it: http://puppylinuxstuff.meownplanet.net/catdude/qemu-puppies/qp400/qemu-puppy-4.00.tar.gz

This will allow you to use your wired (USB) XBox 360 controller as a mouse for Windows. This has only been tested in Windows 7.

This software boots your PC and analyse your filesystems. It displays a graphical menu for you to select which system to boot. Intended to replace LILO and Loadlin, written in C with GCC, fully real mode.

If you do not have the appropriate drivers for your mouse, gamepad or USB joystick then you need this program. This program can map messages from a USB HID device to keystrokes. It is only necessary to install the standard device drivers.

XBMC Complete installer is a Linux automated installer for XBMC on top of minimal Ubuntu install. It aims to provide quality and complete support for installing & configuring for ION platforms/others. It automates otherwise complex tasks.

ev2vnc sends USB keyboard and mouse events to a VNC session

friky is a very convenient utility to create kiosk dedicated to filling USB Key with free software or music. You can setup a PC during meetings with this software. Your visitors can plug in their USB Key. They can choose what they want using the mouse.

Linux driver for USB based Keyboard Video Mouse Switches (KVMS).

Enhance current Serial support and add support for all Bluetooth and USB InterWrite Interactive Meeting/School Boards and Pads for both X.org and XFree86 Linux systems. The driver will provide mouse input only in both Relative and Absolute modes.

...This component only works with Lazarus and Linux (not Windows), but does not provide general access to other programs running under X. My goal was to use the Infinity VEC pedal with Lazarus/Linux. The pedal is recognized well by Linux as a USB device, but the VEC pedal generates the codes 256-258, which cannot be processed by the X server (without further measures such as mapping). The component is able to read all events listed in /dev/input (as examples: VEC pedal, simple game controller and jog-dial Contour Shuttle Pro V2). Mouse and keyboard events could also be captured, but that usually doesn't make sense since they are almost fully supported by XServer and Lazarus.