I am wondering if it is possible for me to use a USB-to-USB cable bridge to establish a communication link between my applications on two different computers.
Currently I have an application which runs embedded on an industrial Linux computer and I have a configuration application which runs on a user's laptop and the configuration application discovers and connects to the embedded application over the local network.
I am trying to determine if I am able to use a USB link to communicate between the two applications instead of using the local network.
I know direct USB-to-USB does not work by design, but I am aware of USB-to-USB bridge cables which can be used to for example transfer files between two directly connected computers.
Is there a way for me to programmatically leverage such a cable (specifically in C#) in a way that allows me to have the same communication capabilities I have over a local network socket?
I am aware of libraries like LibUsbDotNet, but they don't seem to provide the capabilities I am describing.
Thanks in advance. :)
