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Re: [RFC] rfkill: rewrite

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On Sun, 29 Mar 2009, Ivo van Doorn wrote:
> Just for the record, as long as you (or somebody else) takes over maintainership
> over rfkill after these changes, I have no objections against the changes. Luckily
> you already updated the Maintainers entry, so I'm happy. :)
> 
> I know rfkill was poorly designed and I simply lacked the time (and perhaps
> some interest as well) to continue with it. The changes you propose sound
> reasonable so I hope it will turn rfkill really into something which it was supposed
> to be from the start.

Agreed.  I never wanted to do so much work on rfkill, either... I just
wanted something I could use in thinkpad-acpi, but that proved to be a lot
of work, as once you start, you want to finish it.

I will go over the new proposed rfkill to check if it is in a state that is
comfortable for drivers like thinkpad-acpi to use, and offer comments about
it.

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