On Thu, 20 May 2010, David Seikel wrote:

> I should stop replying to this list shortly after waking up.  Apologies
> to Michael for sending this direct to you instead of the list.
>
> On Wed, 19 May 2010 04:15:52 -0400 Michael Blumenkrantz
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> udev support is gradually making its way into e17 as a (superior)
>> alternative to hal, and I need more testers to tell me when stuff
>> breaks!  So far I've written in support for illume2 and the battery
>> module.  If you use these and you have udev, you should be firing up
>> eeze and building e with --enable-device-udev!
>>
>> Additionally, I need people to run the eeze_udev test app more and
>> report back if it doesn't work like you think it should (pretty
>> obvious from the messages I put in).  All bugs that I knew about have
>> been fixed, but old/buggy udev versions may still require more
>> workarounds and/or compat code.
>
> Looking forward to the temperature module changes if that is supported,
> and hoping it actually makes sense for my motherboard.  AND STAYS THAT
> WAY!  It pissed me off that the changes I made went away.  Now there is
> no choice about which temperature sensor is read, and the one it shows
> is the only one I have no actual hardware for.  Useless.
>
> Don't want to go making those changes again (from a choice of 3 to a
> choice of 4), only to have someone remove that and go the other way (no
> choice) in an effort to "simplify" things for the masses.  That's gnome
> policy. not ours.  That sort of choice is what advanced settings are
> for dammit.

do you know in which revision the temp module was simplified ?

Vincent

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