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Using a Pi4 as a keyboard emulator
Have you tried using a different cable? A few months ago I wrote a similar program and someone experienced the same issue and it turned out to be the cable.
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Mouse Server for Linux
I wrote something similar (windows --network--> raspi zero w --usb--> target device). My first attempt used a simple tcp stream without nagle's algorithm and it was completely useable because I was sending way to many packets this way. After turning nagle's algorithm back on it generally usable but it also introduced something like a 0.5s delay (it's easily noticable, trust me). However the whole thing was pretty unstable, because even a small hick-up in network quality would result in a death spiral that took around 2-3s to resolve itself and make the program usable again. I'm sure I could've optimized my naive tcp protocol further to make it more stable but I chose to fix the problem on the source and wrote my own simple, reliable, ordered network protocol on top of UDP. While it currently has some limitations (no encryption, no congestion control, connection loss is somewhat ungraceful) it runs amazingly stable even under bad network conditions and with unnoticeable latency.
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Using a rp0 to share my mouse & keyboard with my work laptop
Both the Windows and Raspberry Pi parts of this project are written in Rust and can be found here.
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Any way to emulate "real" mouse clicks and key presses with software? (Preferably in python)
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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sidit77/InputShareUSB is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of InputShareUSB is Rust.
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