iMonHelper

Mac OS X helper utility for iMon LCD and VFD and LCDproc

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Mac OS X command line utility to provide a gateway for iMon LCD and VFD displays. This allows programs such as LCDproc that normally require the Linux iMon kernel driver to access the display in Mac OS X.

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