I've not tried it, but if you check out the mainboard Readme [0] it mentions the possibility of a lightning port connector. I assume OTG is how the product OP linked to works too.
The problem isn't accidentally downloading the wrong package. How am I supposed to talk about this package? I regularly use monkeypatching (the existing meaning) to prototype out concepts. "I monkey patch dot pied this function"? Cause that doesn't seem to be the name used everywhere.
Why not name it something like Gorillapatch? Gorillas are stronger than monkeys as a slogan or whatever.
The core issue is how am I supposed to talk about regular monkeypatching and your library in the same sentence.
This is a solid point, at the end of the day creating confusion with the name wasn't the goal in any way as there already are 100s of (often overlapping) terms floating around in this scene. I appreciate the critique and we'll have a think over this. If you have any other naming ideas, would love to hear them!
Imo the trackpad on the Surface Book 2 is better than the trackpad on my 2023 Macbook Pro. The MacBook has a more noticeable delay before starting scrolling and sometimes misinterprets two finger clicks as one finger clicks.
I think the important things to look for are a glass trackpad running Windows Precision Trackpad Drivers.
You are not telling them to use pyenv, you are telling them to use a totally different tool that happen to have a similar name and provide a similar interface.
Here's another. These pages interactively go over tuning pid controllers for position, velocity, and position with gravity compensation.
These docs are designed for high schoolers to learn about programming PID.