Add udev rule for the WB32 DFU bootloader #19135
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Tested and it works correctly, it avoids having to manually chown the device file when flashing. The vendor id and product id were extracted from lsusb with the keyboard in bootloader mode, here's the relevant output line: ``` Bus 005 Device 008: ID 342d:dfa0 Westberry Tech. WB Device in DFU Mode ```
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Added a udev rule to give proper access to the Glorious GMMK 2 compact ANSI in bootloader mode on Linux.
Tested and it works correctly, it avoids having to manually chown the device file when flashing.
The vendor id and product id were extracted from lsusb with the keyboard in bootloader mode, here's the relevant output line:
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