All, I am currently going through the speakup code to start preparing it to be submitted to the kernel developers for the "staging" tree, which is the first step for kernel inclusion. One of those changes will make git speakup incompatible with kernels before 2.6.31. For the rest of the developers, the issue is that LINUX_VERSION_CODE is not supposed to be used in the version of speakup we send upstream. It was suggested to me that I should do that part of the sgaging work on a separate branch in our repository. But, I don't think that is a good idea, because it means that we would have to maintain two branches in the repository from now on and make sure that all changes to master went to the other branch as well. If no one objects by 0 utc on Sunday, I will consider the master branch fair game for pushing this change. Thanks, William
