Jim Gettys wrote:
> 
> My claim is that finding out if devices come or go
> should be a reliable part of the system: having to explicitly mount
> a file system is fragile, and I don't like fragile systems that
> break in mysterious ways.  I think that /proc/bus/usb should always be
> there whenever there is USB in your system...

Further to my previous comments, note that anything depending on
/proc/bus/usb is inherently non-portable to any system other than Linux.
Surely it would be better if the application could be moved to *BSD as
an option?

Why not a normal device node /dev/usb/statchg ?

Or perhaps the X.gods should say what they are looking for in a device
change notification system, and then it just gets done? And maybe redone
a few times, but hopefully not too many fundamental interface changes. 

And to clarify: X might not be the only game in town, but is sure is
getting a big turnout...

Brad

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