On Sunday 14 January 2007 21:10, Matthias Clasen wrote: > Of course, it is another question why these daemons have to run by > default and cannot be activated when the right hardware is plugged in. > > > > > bluez-utils, gnome-bluetooth, nautilus-sendto-bluetooth (Maybe install > > > on demand when bluetooth devices are detected?) > > > > Until we have such a system that can do this, we need to include them so > > that the hardware Just Works. We don't strip out all the kernel modules, > > why would we do the userland too? People expect their hardware to Just > > Work, and we should ensure that it does. Until such time that we can > > detect their hardware when they try to use it and offer a way to install > > the software to support it, we should include it in the spin, and > > probably install it by default (note default, can still be unchecked). > > I'd propose that the first step in that direction would be to ensure > that daemons are only started when the relevant hardware appears, see > above. I agree completely. I think there was a goal for F7 to fix these hardware daemons. So including the packages now shouldn't be a bad thing, with hopes that the packages will get better before the final release. -- Jesse Keating Release Engineer: Fedora
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