Any way to emulate "real" mouse clicks and key presses with software? (Preferably in python)

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    A ip based kvm that shares the input of a windows pc with a usb capable device

    • Yes. When you use the Linux gadget driver it creates a device like /dev/hid0 for you in that you can write your usb-hid packets. This means that you can write a simple script that listens to a TCP connection and simply forwards everything it receives into /dev/hid0. On the PC side of things you then simply connect to this TCP server and you're good to go. Here is an example of what I'm talking about.

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    • This seems to be a good discussion of mouse messages.

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