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You can use the operator module.
 
operator_actions = { '+': operator.add, '-': operator.sub, '*': operator.mul, '/': operator.truediv, '%': operator.mod, } num1 = input('num1: ') operator = input('operator: ') num2 = input('num2: ') print(operator_actions[operator](num1, num2))  

I am one of the maintainers of libratbag, I have contacted @Corsair Nick to see if they would be able to provide documentation for me to implement drivers for Corsair devices but haven't heard anything back. Adding the drivers is super easy but I don't have hardware, hence the need for the documentation.

Sound like you want to setup a bridge.
 
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Libvirt#Networks

Just use LLVM.

Actually their new beta apparently adds support for it. I have not tried it yet though.

No, just don't. You don't manually install thing on linux. You'll likely just break your distribution if you don't understand what the installer is doing and where it is installing to. Use the repos instead.

No, just don't. You don't manually install thing on linux. You'll likely just break your distribution if you don't understand what the installer is doing and where it is installing to. Use the repos instead.

Would you be open to provide some documentation for the protocol used so that we could implement it ourselves? Usually you don't really need to support Linux, just providing us with the means to do it ourselves is enough.