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John G. Heim, le Thu 09 Oct 2014 15:04:06 -0500, a écrit :
> I once asked on the kernel developers list what the right way to
> access the serial port was. If speakup does it wrong, that implies there is
> a right way, what is that?

"Doing it wrong" doesn't mean that the "right way" is already available.
The difficulty here is that the right way doesn't exist yet, even if the
kernel developers have an idea of how it would look like.  It's a matter
of getting the time to do it.

Samuel