Libusb is a library that gives applications easy access to USB devices on various operating systems.

This package provides the usbmuxd daemon which multiplexes connections over USB to an iOS device. To users, it means you can sync your music, contacts, photos, etc. over USB.

gMTP is a simple graphical client for the Media Transfer Protocol (MTP), which allows media files to be transferred to and from many portable devices.

Python ctypes bindings for HIDAPI library.

This package provides a small portable C library to handle Apple Property List files in binary or XML.

PyUSB aims to be an easy to use Python module to access USB devices.

This package provides a client library to multiplex connections from and to iOS devices by connecting to a socket provided by a usbmuxd daemon.

libimobiledevice is a software library that talks the protocols to support Apple devices. This package provides a library with common code used by the libraries and tools around the libimobiledevice project.

This package provides a Cython interface to hidapi.

HIDAPI is a library which allows an application to interface with USB and Bluetooth HID-Class devices.

Libusb-compat provides a shim allowing applications based on older version of libusb to run with newer libusb.

This package provides access to the internal state of the Capable Robot USB Hub, allowing you to monitor and control the Hub from an upstream computer. It also creates a transparent CircuitPython Bridge, allowing unmodified CircuitPython code to run on the host computer and interact with I2C and SPI devices attached to the USB Hub.

This package provides ifuse, a command to mount iOS devices and access their contents.

Libusb is a library that gives applications easy access to USB devices on various operating systems.

The gousb package is an attempt at wrapping the libusb library into a Go-like binding.

libimobiledevice is a software library that talks the protocols to support Apple devices. It allows other software to easily access the device's file system, retrieve information about the device and its internals, backup/restore the device, manage installed applications, retrieve address books, calendars, notes, and bookmarks, and (using libgpod) synchronize music and video to the device.

This package provides templated software licenses.

Regexp::Pattern::License provides a hash of regular expression patterns related to legal software licenses.

Regexp::Pattern is a convention for organizing reusable regex patterns.

The REUSE tool helps you achieve and confirm license compliance with the REUSE specification, a set of recommendations for licensing Free Software projects. REUSE makes it easy to declare the licenses under which your works are released, especially when reusing software from different projects released under different licenses. It avoids reliance on fuzzy heuristicts and allows both legal experts and computers to understand how your project is licensed. This allows generating a "bill of materials" for software.

This tool downloads full license texts, adds copyright and license information to file headers, and contains a linter to identify problems. There are other tools that have a lot more features and functionality surrounding the analysis and inspection of copyright and licenses in software projects. This one is designed to be simple.

Licensecheck attempts to determine the license that applies to each file passed to it, by searching the start of the file for text belonging to various licenses.

String::Copyright Parses common styles of copyright statements and serializes in normalized format.

Licenseheaders is a Python 3 tool to update, change or add license headers to all files of any of the supported types in or below some directory.

String::License identifies license statements in a string and serializes them in a normalized format.

The Open Lighting Architecture is a framework for lighting control information. It supports a range of protocols and over a dozen USB devices. It can run as a standalone service, which is useful for converting signals between protocols, or alternatively using the OLA API, it can be used as the backend for lighting control software. OLA runs on many different platforms including ARM, which makes it a perfect fit for low cost Ethernet to DMX gateways.