On 6/13/2024 12:52 PM, Wolfram Sang wrote: > >>> +Outdated terminology >>> +-------------------- >>> + >>> +Historically, controller was named "master" and client was named "slave". These > > Ahhh, while reworking the series I finally saw that I wrote "client" in > the line above. That was an oversight, it should have been "target", of > course. Next time, please quote directly below the errornous line, that > makes it easier for me to understand what we are talking about. > > Nonetheless, the rework is not in vain. I think the texts have gotten a > tad better. > Apologies, but that one word wasn't the cause of the confusion. It was: a) "In Linux it is called a **client**", combined with b) "The general attitude, however, is to use the inclusive terms: controller and target. Work to switch over the Linux Kernel is on-going." I'll try to quote better in the future. Hope that helps, Easwar
