René Aguirre

I can see a license header on the dfu-convert file only. Most Python libraries use the Python license or BSD/MIT/Apache like licenses. Would be possible only keep the dfuse-convert file...

found out this also happens with iTerm2 after OS upgrade, my solution (after using node only to avoid any security issues with the downloaded binary) was to reinstall iTerm2 shell...

check the usb descriptor, look online for a tool, if it reports as a system input device (keyboard, game controller, mouse), you need to use other libraries (or just standard...

It seems there is a way to get the HWND, this looks like a good starting point: https://web.archive.org/web/20200731093951id_/http://effbot.org/tkinterbook/wm.htm#Tkinter.Wm.frame-method

WMFrame seems to be legacy. I check in a REPL session that a tkinter.Frame exposes a `winfo_id()` method, google shows this will be the frame HWND in Windows

This is a current design limitation, currently, the HID class doesn't keep an internal feature type so `find_feature_reports` just returns a generic report, hence, `send` assumes the default `output` report....