Much appreciate the support.

After all, what you are doing when you cut a line is dropping a perpetual killing machine to the bottom--crabs die, attracts other crabs to the pot, which die, which attracts other crabs. Same for lobsters.

At least on > Debian, hidapi comes with pkg-config support. This should work on > Linux and MacOS (tested only on my Debian system so far). Thanks for the help. I plan to do some testing on Debian. But I have to install it on my old laptop first... This way I can build an interface to spacenavd based on Gerts work.

This information may be sufficient for me to add MacOS support for this gadget. > But of cause it's possible the low-level joystick driver does > interfere here. Probably. What does "lsusb -v" show? Look for "Report ID" 1, 2, 3. -- tschüß, Jochen

. > > Does anyone here know if any other network cards that support software defined pins, like the i210 does, or any other methods for getting a PPS signal to be fed into a PC, and of course interpreted correctly? > > Thanks! > John Apologies for the delayed response.

There are many >>> > cases where cutting the bolt is not a good option and for those cases >>> > I've found it fussy to generate support in a slicer that contacts the >>> > bolt precisely as I want to allow for clean easy support removal. >>> > >>> > Here's an OpenSCAD script for creating bolts to be printed at an angle >>> > with integrated support that I've

>Why not just fork your favourite open source slicer and modify the support material generation in that?

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