[Resending as mailing list appears to be closed for non-subscribers.] Hi, After a few years I happen to take a look at GPM sources and the only words that came to my mind is "WTF?". What is the point of all this code shuffling? Is it some uber cool programming technique that requires splitting _every_ function into a separate source file? More importantly, why copyright notices of all former contributors have been stripped off once the code was moved? It is one thing to add your own copyright string (although even that requires the change to be copyrightable and not a mechanical transformation) but claiming sole copyright over entire body of code it something quite different. Note that I don't claim to have copyright interest in GPM anymore since all my work has been removed during 1.20.2 -> 1.20.1 rollback. I wonder why, by the way, since it implemented fairly decent and full support of Linux event interface. I suppose Explorer PS/2 emulation from mousedev is good enough but I think we might be dropping mousedev (at least not enable it by default) in not so distant future. -- Dmitry _______________________________________________ gpm mailing list gpm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linux.it/listinfo/gpm