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To: 9fans@cse.psu.edu
Subject: Re: [9fans] TODO lists for Plan 9
Date: Fri,  9 Jul 2004 11:30:37 +0200
From: lucio@proxima.alt.za
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> I am. We have a student proyect to write an initial version
> for a usb bt device. We have included some HID devices, including
> processing for a touch screen, a little bit of improvement for usb mouse
> devices and usb keyboards. I think I sent it all to sources.
> In any case, I'll be writting drivers as I need them. If anyone else
> is going that way, I'm willing to help depending on my time availability.

What I would dearly like to see is a forum where USB+Plan 9 related
issues are discussed as they arise so that interested parties do not
go about reinventing USB wheels.  The final product is great, but the
learning that goes into it oughtn't to be lost.

Mind you, I'm only repeating what EJ Dijkstra suggested in 1969 or
thereabouts ("A Discipline of Programming").

But I certainly would appreciate an archived mailing list as a record
of developments.  I'm assuming that the Plan 9 developers would find
little solace in any existing USB mailing lists.

++L