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... and then, on Windows, you get to the Plug-and-Play stack, and horrible, eldritch things happen, many of which involve registry entries. Also, when I found

by kabdib 12y ago

... and then, on Windows, you get to the Plug-and-Play stack, and horrible, eldritch things happen, many of which involve registry entries. Also, when I found that "SetupApi" was The Way you got to USB devices on Windows, I wanted to strangle somebody.

derefr 12y ago
> many of which involve registry entries You say this like it's a Windows-specific thing. In Linux, a lot of the USB support is exposed through /sys—pretty much the same idea.
- gioele 12y ago
  Aren't, in this case, the window registry entries involved are more similar to udev rules?