Nintendo Power Glove

Within various books by latter-half Timothy Leary (Including ''Chaos and Cyberculture'' along with ''Infopsychology'') along with various documentaries I have seen, 1980's Hobbyist VR made use of the Nintendo Powerglove https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Glove I am curious if there are still interface programs floating around to interface with the CGI environment. I am very interested as they obviously discovered its control codes in order to allow it to be an input device to Non-Nintendo Hardware. I am interested in potentaily making a VR Cyberpunk Environment and using these input drivers to have the Poweglove as my interface. Here's a bigger question: Is anyone here old enough to have actually used one of these hobbyist systems involving street-hacks of the Powerglove? I know it was the Power Glove, beause iirc they said so. They made it a street version of the concept of a Wired Glove https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wired_glove

>I am interested in potentaily making a VR Cyberpunk Environment and using these input drivers to have the Poweglove as my interface. It's probably easier to make your own than find the rare left handed one, and probably cheaper than buying the normal one.

>>3787 Here is another question: Is the long-forgotten VRML worthwhile to learn?

>>3788 It is my understanding that VRML is used a lot somewhere. Not very informative I know but I just remember I saw it once somewhere more recently.

It can be used to hack time. >pic related

>>4580 Forgot the pic

>>4581 They can also hack your virginity.

If you download the supplemental iso for RedHat 2.0 it includes a linux powerglove driver and instructions to build an interface to use it with a serial port but obviously this was a long time ago so I forget.

>>4660 http://ibiblio.org/pub/linux/hardware/drivers/linux-powerglove.README