Where are programs that use CUSE (character in user space)?

How about this one:

http://userweb.kernel.org/~tj/ossp/

It emulates OSS (Open Sound System) /dev/dsp e.t.c. device nodes and forwards all operations to pulseaudio. I believe this was (one of) the first applications, if not the motivation, for CUSE.

I'd be interested to use CUSE to make a virtual serial port that connects to an RFC-2217 serial-over-network server. That would be a really good use of CUSE.

See:

• Any Linux RFC2217 Client for ser2net?
• astrand, maintainer of cyclades-serial-client, made a comment about CUSE and serial-over-network, but it seems cyclades-serial-client still doesn't use CUSE.

I found mhuxd — Device Router for microHam Keyers and Linux which uses CUSE to create a virtual serial port.

I also found utty on GitHub which has some CUSE code for a TTY (terminal), although it's not clear to me whether the ioctls for serial port support are functional.

I maintain a Linux kernel-space serial-port-over-network driver, and have been wanting to move it to userspace for 15 years. I've looked into using ptys, but they only provide support for a subset of the operations that need to be implemented for a serial port. On several occasions I've proposed extending the Linux pty driver so that it could be used as a way to implement user-space serial port drivers, but have never gotten any response from the maintainers -- so CUSE looks like it might finally provide a way to do what I want. :)

I have found references to people using CUSE from Python, and cusepy seems to be the most popular way to do it:

There's a quantumrandom package on PyPI that appears to use it.

And osspd is another OSS emulator that uses CUSE.

That might be the same as the one mentioned a a few posts up, but I can't tell because that link doesnt work.