USB Capture device
Quoted 4 lines · Keith Lawson
I've been on this list for a while now and have noticed that it's pretty well strictly developer related. Most user questions about supported devices seem to go unanswered. Is there a better forum for users to ask questions about Linux support for video devices?
Developers are in short supply. Users tend to just ask their particular question and never return. So unanswered support questions are the
unfortunate consequence. (A lot of users seem to expect a lot too
--- some how I think that they may have an image of an elf workshop, were developers go about working for no other apparent reason then just to produce drivers)
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I didn't catch the final descision on splitting the mailing list. Is a video4linux-users list coming?
There has been no further discussion on the matter.....things make wide turns around here, as opposed to on a dime
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Hi,
Am Donnerstag, den 13.11.2008, 18:58 -0500 schrieb CityK:
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Quoted 4 lines · Keith Lawson
I've been on this list for a while now and have noticed that it's pretty well strictly developer related. Most user questions about supported devices seem to go unanswered. Is there a better forum for users to ask questions about Linux support for video devices?
Developers are in short supply. Users tend to just ask their particular question and never return. So unanswered support questions are the
unfortunate consequence. (A lot of users seem to expect a lot too
--- some how I think that they may have an image of an elf workshop, were developers go about working for no other apparent reason then just to produce drivers)
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I didn't catch the final descision on splitting the mailing list. Is a video4linux-users list coming?
There has been no further discussion on the matter.....things make wide turns around here, as opposed to on a dime
at least, as I can tell, there are no previous developers putting any restrictions on us on this.
That freedom, after all seen, does not necessarily make a good decision more easy.
Cheers,
Hermann
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Quoted 4 lines · Keith Lawson
I've been on this list for a while now and have noticed that it's pretty well strictly developer related. Most user questions about supported devices seem to go unanswered. Is there a better forum for users to ask questions about Linux support for video devices?
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Developers are in short supply. Users tend to just ask their particular question and never return. So unanswered support questions are the
unfortunate consequence. (A lot of users seem to expect a lot too
--- some how I think that they may have an image of an elf workshop, were developers go about working for no other apparent reason then just to produce drivers)
Understandable. I just wanted to see if there was a more appropriate place to ask those types of questions. I see a lot of "is device X supported by Linux?" type questions. Guess that's where having a v4l-users list may be handy.
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I didn't catch the final decision on splitting the mailing list. Is a video4linux-users list coming?
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