Hi Samuel,
Can brltty be convinced not to grab this connection?
It could, but we don't want to, as it would break brltty for people who
use the braille devices with chips using that ID, making the computer
completely unusable for them, really not a good thing.
True. But as it stands, it makes all FTDI based serial devices unusable,
except braille devices. This doesn't seem great either. There must be a
way to further differentiate these devices? Or is this intended to catch
older braille devices being used via an RS232<->USB adapter?
How brltty ended up being installed on your system? Was it brought
through some dependency?
That's a good question. I never explicitly asked for it, so I assumed it
came as part of the standard installation? My system says:
# apt-cache rdepends brltty
brltty
Reverse Depends:
speechd-el
brltty-x11
brltty-speechd
brltty-flite
speechd-el
brltty-x11
brltty-speechd
brltty-flite
brltty-espeak
Thanks for looking into this.
Arthur
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