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Scary thing is I encountered a similar 'issue': The quote was to modify a piece of linux-based kit to work with a regular screen and keyboard instead of a touc
by linker3000 16y ago
Scary thing is I encountered a similar 'issue':
The quote was to modify a piece of linux-based kit to work with a regular screen and keyboard instead of a touchscreen. The cost? £3300 for 'development'.
I was asked to grab a piece of sample kit and liaise with the development company to have the work done. To cut a long story short, one of the developers called me back a day or so later and gave me instructions on how to change one line in an XML file from TOUCHSCREEN=YES to NO.
After I had completed the work, I reported back to the man in charge of the project and queried the cost. He said that since it was being passed to the customer it was not an issue.