I'm working on a driver for a device called the Tourbox, for Linux specifically. I have a working version, which uses udev rules to start the driver process whenever it detects the device connects. The issue with this approach is udev only detects the device when it's plugged in. If it's already connected at boot, nothing happens. Ideally, too, I'd rather have the driver process run constantly in the background to make configuration and error reporting more consistent. The Tourbox exposes its...
