MacroSilicon MS9132/MS9133 (345f:9132) USB display Linux DRM driver - official GPL source fixed for kernels 6.8-6.17+, DKMS packaged. Works with brandless Chinese dual-screen laptop extenders and portable lightweight USB monitors.
USB desk display for real-time Claude Code usage - ESP32-S3 + Rust host
Linux driver for ArtInChip USB bar monitors (ZHAOCAILIN 11.3" 1920x440). Reverse-engineered RSA auth + JPEG frame streaming. Supports websites, YouTube, video files.
Stream your desktop to Thermalright Vision USB displays (87AD:70DB, ChiZhu) without TRCC - Python, WinUSB, no Zadig required.
Pure-Python macOS driver, image viewer, and live system dashboard for the AX206 3.5" USB display (QDtech USB-Display, 1908:0102)
Linux kernel driver for MacroSilicon MS912x USB Display Adapters with DKMS support for Debian/Ubuntu and Fedora/RHEL
Closed-source freeware Alpha for selected Turing/TURZX 3.5-inch USB displays — four applets, live preview, portrait and landscape.
Simple Python based daemon for USB displays (WeAct Studio in my case) to display a machines hostname and IP
🐧 Versión mejorada para Linux/Ubuntu — mini pantalla Turing USB: instalador, 41+ temas, menú, autostart, FPS y ventiladores. Fork de turing-smart-screen-python.
Your Claude usage limits on a small USB display next to the monitor — every account, every machine, always current. Web UI and history included.
Linux driver for Lenovo MagicBay HUD (17ef:1117)
Stream system stats to a Thermalright Stream Vision AIO USB LCD and drive a fan curve - an IVNS product.
Windows driver for the 320x1480 LCD panel in the Solarmax CM-B600L case (HL-VMAX-USB-Device), and an open replacement for the vendor's LCD Control. Lives in the tray, shows live CPU, GPU, RAM, disk and network readings, and has a visual layout editor. Layouts are JSON, reloaded on save.
Live system dashboard on a 3.5" AX206 USB photo frame — one ring per CPU thread, RAM top-5 as a pie ring, disk and network throughput, service lamps. The lcd4linux config is generated, checks its own layout, and previews without the device.
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