Jörn Heissler

Hello, I created a `trio-serial` package. It works for me so far, but only (partially) tested with Linux. Several features aren't implemented yet, docs could be improved a lot, etc....

If you want to access a usb2serial device through libusb, I think you'll need to disable the /dev/tty* driver for the device and give the user permissions for the usb...

My `trio-serial` (https://trio-serial.1e8.de/) package doesn't depend on any third party libs, aside from the (linux) kernel. `usb_cdc.py` uses libusb. If you want to do that without any 3rd-party libs, you'd...

Yes, two libs are needed. USB support is a great idea, but it should be dealt with in a different GH issue.

There is and it's on my ToDo short list :-) Hopefully some time next Week!

Pong! (Really sorry for yet another huge delay)

Readthedocs needs a version update. Then docs build too: * https://joernheissler-pynacl.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ristretto.html * https://joernheissler-pynacl.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api/ristretto.html

> Why does Ristretto255Scalar allow native Python types to do scalar math in the field? From my perspective that seems to have very little advantage in exchange for a lot...

There are several other tags: * * Second link says "Wherever and whenever possible, editor softwares (or plugin software) should try to add those tags automatically." For some tags this...

If you have one way consisting of three nodes (your first image), you can click the node and say "break apart". Then you'll have two ways with two nodes each....