Re: gentoo and USB

I noticed that discussion a week or so ago.  It doesn't even look like 
people think its illegal, someone just plain doesn't want it.  Did you 
notice that as 1 road-block was cleared, more popped-up.  My favorite 
was "security" as in "more developers means less security."  That was a 
good one.  They might as well close shop if that's an issue...

So, what can a guy do to help.  I'm not a lawyer, but it sounds like 
that's what they need to get beyond the legal issue.  Anything I can do 
to help, let me know.  I'm a Gentoo user and an Xbox user.  The only 
non-Gentoo box left in my house is the Xbox.

Sean

Chris Bainbridge wrote:
> On Monday 14 June 2004 15:43, Sean Covel wrote:
> 
>>There are eBuilds out there somewhere?  Do tell!  Is Gentoo finally
>>supporting the Xbox, or is this non-supported stuff?  Where do I get it
>>and what do I do with i
> 
> 
> There is an effort to get the xbox supported, but some people believe that it 
> would be blatantly illegal as it violates the DMCA. Please join the current 
> discussion on the gentoo-dev mailing list with your views either way.
> 
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