quoting Dave:
Look in /usr/lib/systemd/system for a file with a name like brltty.service. In
it, look
for a line that starts with ExecStart=. It's probably specifying /bin/brltty
(end of quote)
/usr/lib/systemd/system does not exist. /usr/lib/systemd does exist, but theres
no system directory
You need a file in /etc/default called brltty and you should have
RUNBRLTTY=YES in that file -- you may already have it. Then you can
change the /bin/brltty in that same line to your version. This is
something Debian specific. The file in /lib is the correct one for Debian.
On Tue, 03 Apr 2018
[quoted lines by Brian Tew on 2018/04/03 at 12:10 -0500]
>/usr/lib/systemd/system does not exist. /usr/lib/systemd does exist, but
>theres no system directory in it.
That's okay. Each distribution does things its own way. Since I can't look
directly at yours, the best I can do is make
Dear developers,
I have The dream. Making Eclipse package, which will be preconfigured so
advanced users or developers would be able to compile whole Brltty for
Android source in Windows with no need to use Linux.
It is not simple topic, since there are many various Android Java and
native C
