RedFantom

Thank you for your question, I think it's actually a very interesting one. `libusb` is available under OS X, and the code does not use any specific Linux features, so...

Thank you for trying this out! You are right, X11 is included for the examples, but the library itself can be built without the examples by removing these: lines ```cmake...

Did you install `libusb` using `brew`? If so, you should be able to use `brew list libusb`, then you can edit `FindLibUSB.txt` to the following: ```cmake # LibUSB include directory...

That is awesome to see! Thank you for trying this out. Keep in mind that accessing USB devices might require root privileges (it does by default under Linux). I have...

That is very interesting indeed. I used the same approach to decode the protocol used, but I also got stuck on certain parts because I only have a single test...

`0.13.0` is available from PyPI!

Interesting! The Debian package is not maintained by myself, but I can certainly imagine that this is troublesome... The `package require` lines are not necessary for `ttkthemes` to work in...

Thank you for sharing this with me! When I searched for a solution one-and-a-half years ago, I was unable to find `openrazer`. However, I will still not be implementing support...

Right now commit [`3f40891`](https://github.com/RedFantom/python-rgbkeyboards/commit/3f408910aecd67caaf8ad45f07907b484389246c) adds the only limited support for Razer keyboards. Anyone is welcome to try it and report the results! However, at the moment I am quite busy...

**Question** It has been a while since I spent time with this code, so I'm a bit 'out of it', but I will do my best to answer your question...