Stephen Early

"Never", approximately. When the libxkbcommon API is extended (rare, but it happened in versions 1.5 and 1.6) then I add support for the new API features in python-xkbcommon and make...

That's right - and distributions should have the appropriate version of python-xkbcommon packaged to match their version of libxkbcommon.

I've read through the datasheet for the module. Thank you for bringing it to my attention — it does look nice and cheap! I'll try to get hold of a...

Modules have arrived — I can't look at them straight away, I'm busy on other things, but I'll put together a test setup as soon as I can. 

I've soldered a header onto mine. Very fiddly — tiny pads! Here is a first attempt at driving the module. If you run this on a Pi with the module...

On further reflection, I'm pretty sure this _isn't_ doing the right thing when there's a frame error on backwards frames (i.e. when multiple devices respond to a command). The "Frame...

I didn't need to run the script as root on my Pi. What happens when you try `i2cdetect -y 1` as non-root?

On my Pi, with the default operating system installation, my user is a member of the "i2c" group and so has access to /dev/i2c-1. I didn't do anything special to...

``` steve@raspberrypi:~ $ echo $PATH /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/local/games:/usr/games ```

Apart from that, I'm curious about the issue you have running scripts as root. The script doesn't interact with X at all, it just runs in a terminal session —...