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> 1. Nobody on the dev team has the hardware to test it (like the |
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> opensmartcard bug [1]). |
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I looked this up and this is probably the best example I've seen of the low |
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demand bit. I will say that if someone wants a smartcard reader to try and |
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develop for it they should post an email. Heck I have a brand new one I got |
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for free from amex a couple of years ago I could send someone. Sure I'd like |
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it back eventually. :) |
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I have no problem donating equipment I've even brought stuff to the linuxworld |
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when requested to. I'm going to make a habit of asking if equipment is needed |
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for the booth. |
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> You see, I've taken on maintainership for some packages, with the |
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> express understanding that any bugs get assigned to the initial |
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> submitter. |
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Now this is what I'm talking about. Good job. :) |
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> Basically, things can be worked out, you just have to talk to someone |
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> about it. Hope that helps. |
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And we are working it out. :) I'm gaining a much better understanding of the |
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gentoo dev policies and thought processes than I ever could from the docs. |
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Hopefully there are others getting benefit from this thread. |
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Robert |
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