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applications are enabled over USB.
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OTP interface output is sent as a series of keystrokes from a virtual HID keyboard. This allows
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- for OTP to be used in any environment which can accept standard keyboard input.
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+ for OTP to be used in any environment which can accept standard keyboard input. For more information
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+ on the HID Keyboard transport, see the [ OTP application documentation] ( xref:OtpHID ) .
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The FIDO interface has a HID usage page set to ` 0xF1D0 ` .
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### Linux support
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#### HID keyboard
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- The SDK's HID operations on Linux make use of libudev", and "libc", and "hidraw. Make sure
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+ The SDK's HID operations on Linux make use of " libudev", "libc", and "hidraw" . Make sure
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they are available on the device.
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The shared libraries "libudev" and "libc" must in one of the paths the SDK will search
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- (see the .NET documentation for the ` DllImportSearchPath ` enum, the SDK uses the value
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+ (see the .NET documentation for the ` DllImportSearchPath ` enum; the SDK uses the value
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` SafeDirectories ` ).
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One directory the SDK searches is ` /usr/lib ` . If the SDK cannot find some needed library,
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- it will likely be easiest to simply create a symbolic link. For example,
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+ it will likely be easiest to simply create a symbolic link. For example:
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```
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$ cd /usr/lib
@@ -130,7 +131,7 @@ should be part of the Linux kernel and there should be nothing you need to do.
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In order to use the SDK to contact a YubiKey on a Linux device, you need to install the
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"pcsclite" library. This is an Open Source implementation of PC/SC (personal computers/
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smart card), a specification for integrating smart cards into computer environments. If it
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- is not already installed on your Linux device, you will likely run a command such as
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+ is not already installed on your Linux device, you will likely run a command such as:
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```
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$ apt-get install libpcsclite1
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