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0.64.0 - an original Xbox pad
The device can now be an original Xbox controller (XID). The protocol comes from ZacharyLeahan's fork, where it was tried on a real Xbox.
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0.59.0 - a gamepad for a console
The device can be a game controller too - a HORI pad for a Nintendo Switch, or an Xbox 360 pad for Windows and a Steam Deck - driven from the console. Plus Ethernet with WiFi as the backup.
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0.58.0 - a TV remote over HDMI
On boards with a TC358743 the device now speaks HDMI-CEC - it shows what is on the cable, sends it remote keys and puts it to sleep. Plus pointer lock for relative mode, which is what SteamOS needs.
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A macro that waits
0.47.1 adds runbooks that wait for words on the screen, DuckyScript, a cron scheduler and push notifications with a screenshot - all running on the device.
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0.42.1 - the keyboard that died while the machine slept
A target woke from sleep with no power on its USB port, and the device could only say "USB is not active". It tells the two silences apart now.
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0.40.0 - two more boards, one with no wire at all
A dev kit that carries both links, and a board whose only way in is WiFi. The second one came from the person who owns it.
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0.38.0 - a mouse jiggler
A machine left alone locks its screen, and then what you were watching is behind a password. One pixel, there and back, as often as you like.
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0.10.0 - phones, and taking turns at the keyboard
The screen becomes a trackpad on a phone, and a second person opening the console can see who is driving and ask for the keyboard.
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0.5.0 - macros, for the sequence you type every time
Save a named script of key chords, text and delays, and replay it with one click.
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0.3.0 - it knows what the target is running
The device guesses the target's operating system from how it plugs in, keeps a rescue image in its own flash, and stops undoing updates that were fine.
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0.1.2 - the first working KVM
The first tagged builds. HDMI capture, a keyboard and mouse the target cannot tell from real ones, a web console over HTTPS, and updates over the network.
