It is USB HID, but it seems there's a few quirks to adjust for. If you look through the linux HID code, that doesn't seem to be uncommon -- there's a lot of tw

It is USB HID, but it seems there's a few quirks to adjust for. If you look through the linux HID code, that doesn't seem to be uncommon -- there's a lot of tweaking going on here. I'm sure the hardware was only tested against Microsoft's HID driver. I'm not super knowledgeable of HID, but it seems like you can't query the device for HID Reports.