1.1.1

Binary releases: flash the appropriate binary onto your device, enjoy.

Caveat for Windows: To use the GUI client on Windows, you must first install a generic USB driver to allow libusb to access the device. An easy tool for doing this is zadig.exe. This will however prevent Windows from using the usb interface with that driver as HID input (that is to say, either typing (Interface 0) or mouse movement (Interface 1) will be lost). A future version of the firmware will address this by using HID feature reports instead of vendor requests.

Changelog since 1.0.0:

• Allow HID usages >0x65 (used in international keyboards).