From: Martin H. <ma...@he...> - 2004-02-01 10:28:33
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Hi Xavier, > For example your patch breaks the ppdev init for 'generic' HD like mine > ! I have to use old raw handling. It doesn't really - it's just that my patch had a bug. I hope I'll get to fixing it today. The busyflag feature is meant (and tested) to work on e generic parallel port as well as my "GPIO parport emulation". > As it's not a special feature, don't write a function, but keep it > within if() statements. Ok, I get it. Makes sense. And this way, one could nicely add some sanity checks based on the "Model". I like it. >>But as I said - I like the idea a lot (even if I don't share your view >>that the user knows what [s]he's doing :-)) > > Martin, please remember we're not writing a KDE app ;) This is a daemon > for 'advanced users' who know (especially for HD) what (and why) they > are doing. I think the lcd4linux users population is more than half > geeks (like me ;) and the others are embedded systems where people know > exactly their job. I don't really know the lcd4linux user-base - but I'm always weary when assuming that the user knows what he's doing. Maybe I'm overly paranoid (or I've been spending too much time doing support :-)) Martin -- You think that's tough? Try herding cats! |