Jan Almeroth

As someone who hasn't worked on HID devices before, I was wondering why we have to "manage" anything except the mouse on port B. Wouldn't it be feasible to pass-through...

> Ok, the updated codebase is out. You need to rebuild and define OUTPUT_A_OS/OUTPUT_B_OS to specify where your MACOS is, and define the corresponding screen_count in defaults.c > > Will...

> > > Ok, the updated codebase is out. You need to rebuild and define OUTPUT_A_OS/OUTPUT_B_OS to specify where your MACOS is, and define the corresponding screen_count in defaults.c >...

@hrvach yes, now I can move to B1 as well. But still the jump is on the wrong edge

@hrvach oh, and is moving windows on macOS (B1 B2) supposed to work already?

As a side note: my mouse (`Logitech MX Master 3S`) is also connected to `deskhop` via an other USB dongle. Might be worth noting as there maybe be conflicts with...

> Thanks for providing the USB HID descriptors! I feel like playing doctor when I say this, but can you please describe the symptoms you're having? > > I need...

Also: If I connect a different cabled keyboard to `deskhop` everything works as expected.

This seems to work :+1: Very cool, thanks once more!

Well, I think it's the dongle`s fault. It can be used universally and therefore all dongles register themselfs thrice, without respecting what device get's connected to it.