Hi folks, I've done some work on a usbredir kernel module to bring support for USB to XSpice. In doing so, and talking with some colleagues, their reaction was: why don't you modify libusb instead? That is, the current change is to modify XSpice to pipe the USBREDIR protocol bytes out to a unix domain socket, and then into the kernel module from there. However, if you think about it, most Linux applications (e.g. most apps running inside an XSpice session) are going to use libusb to access the USB devices. So then the question - why not modify libusb to detect devices from the unix domain socket instead of making the round trip through the kernel? It has the benefit of letting you keep the traffic and the files in userspace, and avoiding sharing devices system wide. The main downside would seem to be that non libusb devices (e.g. thumb drives et all) would not be supported. For our use case, that limitation is not an issue, and the simplicity is compelling. I wanted to share this idea to make sure there wasn't something else we were missing and to see what others think. Thoughts and comments are appreciated. Cheers, Jeremy _______________________________________________ Spice-devel mailing list Spice-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/spice-devel