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Such "pretend to be a USB stick but not really" devices really suck everywhere except Windows, though. (They typically use fairly standard drivers in the end, b
by JoachimSchipper 17y ago
Such "pretend to be a USB stick but not really" devices really suck everywhere except Windows, though. (They typically use fairly standard drivers in the end, but unless there is a specific entry to tell the kernel "this is really a ...", they are going to be seen as USB sticks instead.)
In short, I'm not sure they deserve that much praise.
- jodrellblank 17y agoThe bit I'm praising is nothing to do with how open the device or drivers are, it's how much the design of the interface and end user experience has improved (and the team who made that a priority and then worked on it). So much software gets changed or more cluttered as time progresses and it's really pleased me that this hasn't. If they could be open and still be like that, even better.