On 2012.06.15 22:25, Nathan Hjelm wrote:
> Did you really put that HID junk back in there? This is a bad idea. HID
> users SHOULD NOT be using libusb and I will not add this IOHID support
> to the Darwin backend.

That's fine, we're not going to force you to do something you're not 
comfortable with.

For what is worth, HID support has always been readily available on 
Linux, and is not much of an issue on Windows either. From our last 
discussions on the subject, it seemed that quite a few users seemed to 
be of the idea that convenience trumped other concerns, especially given 
that using HID requires no manual installation on Windows, unlike 
WinUSB, which is why we think it makes a lot of sense to add it back.

Regards,

/Pete

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