I received my Optimus Mini Three keyboard yesterday (with 3 small
OLED screens). Unfortunately, they do not yet have software for
Mac OS X.
I have a lot of time on my hands right now. I've done a lot of
software development in the past, but never any device stuff. With
a good example, some time, and a desire to learn something new, I
figure I could make something serviceable until the real thing is
released.
Does this plan sound reasonable, or is the project so large that I
should just be patient while the Art. Lebedev Studio makes the
software? Note: I'm not thinking of creating anything for release
to others. I just want to respond to the key presses and make
colored pixels appear on key screens.
I am one of the developers who is writing some of the plugins and the
Mac OS X port for their Optimus/Optimus mini device controller. I'm
sure you won't have to wait as long as you think! But don't let that
stop you. ;)
Internally it is using a USB-to-serial converter chip, and the chip
manufacturer's existing driver is capable of being addressed by an
application directly. It's not an HID device as it should be,
unfortunately.
--
Shaun Wexler
MacFOH http://www.macfoh.com
"Everywhere is within walking distance, if you have the time." -
Steven Wright
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