BoppreH

Hi! Your code is getting the attribute for the class, not for any specific mouse event. You have to register a hook to receive events, or use the [`get_position()`](https://github.com/boppreh/mouse#mouse.get_position) function...

Sorry for not responding to this sooner. The code responsible for this is [here](https://github.com/boppreh/mouse/blob/f369010b27593d74e0d2705cdc77e5208b43e36f/mouse/_nixmouse.py#L75). If the events are reported as button clicks with "?" name, then Wacom must be sending...

I see. If this driver is implemented in X, it may be possible to access it in the future once Xlib support is added. Im afraid of broadening the scope...

That was pretty stupid of me. Right now there's no support for events of arbitrary types, so I'm changing the code to simply ignore unknown events. The fixed version is...

Hi @penahuse Right now, if you use functions that capture mouse events, they are going to be processed as often as the OS sends them in. I guess that makes...

Hi Jon! Thanks a lot for helping with this. I'm thinking of merging the two repositories to avoid duplicating the code in common, but still keeping two PyPI packages (probably...

Now that ML-KEM is standardized, this would be even more useful.

Hi @TheCrazyInsanity . Yes, currently abandoned. The main broken part is the protocol that communicates with Minetest. It was a strange binary protocol to start with, and the dev team...

They changed the protocol but not the wiki, so the documentation is now awfully incomplete, not to mention the risk of them changing again. I was waiting for the updated...

The MinetestClientProtocol class should be able to handle all the low level parts, and hopefully has not changed in newer versions. MinetestClient is functional but missing support for most of...