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remotebuzzer: allow using remotebuzzer server on linux without GPIO #311

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@andi34 andi34 commented Sep 16, 2021

Fixes #284

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Software buttons now work the same way an hardware button connected to the GPIO would work to trigger pictures via remotebuzzer server.

This allows us to also use HID devices for remotebuzzer if we define the key id for picture and/or collage (limitation: no longpress detection!).

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  • FAQ needs update --> see FAQ for details

@andi34 andi34 force-pushed the feature/hid-remotebuzzer branch from 494586b to 58cedb7 Compare September 16, 2021 10:25
- Software buttons now work the same way an hardware button connected
  to the GPIO would work to trigger pictures via remotebuzzer server.

  This allows us to also use HID devices for remotebuzzer if we define
  the key id for picture and/or collage (limitation: no longpress detection!).

Change-Id: Ia005794756b8fff8249cffb611095964705fed24
Change-Id: I0ed36f39487dae6dc4a91934f01bd334cb81242a
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…port

- there might be differen use cases, this way we can catch them all

Change-Id: Ic22d34e5ef25aab4c35ec5345993b2875c9baa06
@andi34 andi34 force-pushed the feature/hid-remotebuzzer branch from 58cedb7 to dff4280 Compare September 25, 2021 19:55
@andi34 andi34 merged commit ebaf784 into dev Sep 25, 2021
@andi34 andi34 deleted the feature/hid-remotebuzzer branch September 25, 2021 19:56
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[FEATURE]: Enable HID keyboards as hardware buttons
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