> Linux is documentation...it's just not formal documentation. I'm sorry, but I can't agree with that.
Having Linux code only tells you how to drive a piece of hardware, the way Linux does. What if you want to use a particular function Linux doesn't use? What if Linux does things that way because of a particular problem in the device, and neither the code nor the comments mention the problem? > Regarding the hardware price...what do you expect for $25? It's not > a bad price. I might be old-fashioned, but I like having the work done, so I'll always prefer a $100 device with useful documentation over a $25 toy which may or may not work depending upon the phase of the moon. Miod
