Yes it is working, it may still be a little buggy, but i'm using it and it works. I uploaded it about a week ago at github: https://github.com/P.../bryton-offline It is currently only available as source code so if you want to test you need to do some manual work and install some libraries to make it run, but its not very hard. I will create binaries for windows later so it can be run with a single click without installing anything. I have only done very limited testing on Windows because i'm using linux, but it seems to be working I have only tested it with a Rider40, i don't know if it will work with other devices but hopefully it will. Manual Install instructions for windows: Requirements: Python 2.7 PyQt WebOb BrytonBridge2 Install Python 2.7 from http://www.python.org/download/: Python 2.7.3 Windows Installer (32bit) Python 2.7.3 Windows X86-64 Installer (64bit) Install PyQt from http://www.riverbank...e/pyqt/download: PyQt-Py2.7-x86-gpl-4.9.4-1.exe (32bit) PyQt-Py2.7-x64-gpl-4.9.4-1.exe (64bit) Download BrytonOffline from https://github.com/P.../bryton-offline: https://github.com/P.../zipball/master (zip) Just unzip the file. Install WebOb from http://pypi.python.o...ypi/WebOb/1.2.2: WebOb-1.2.2.zip If you don't know how to install python modules, just unzip the WebOb zip and copy the "webob" folder into the root of the bryton-offline source folder. (Same folder as the main.py file) If you have installed everything above it should now be possible to run the application by double clicking on the "main.py" file. If you start the application before you connect the device and it says "Please connect you device", it may take a while (about 30 sec.) before the device is detected.
