Are eagle-usb-* packages inside the Dapper CDs?

[Krzysztof Lichota]

Scott James Remnant wrote:
> On Mon, 2006-05-22 at 12:03 +0200, Ricardo Pérez López wrote:
> 
>> IMHO, to provide Internet connection to the user must be a critical
>> priority,
>>
> Whatever priority it is, we can't magic into existance knowledge of
> this.  It's not a time problem, it's simply that we can't fix the
> packages without testing them.
> 
> Nobody has come forward to actually say they have one of these modems,
> and one of these ADSL lines.
> 
> So nobody is available to get the packages into shape.
> 
> This contests the assertion that these drivers are absolutely necessary.

Maybe they don't have access to Internet? ;)

Now seriously. They are necessary for "average joe user" because they
are very common. Polish Ubuntu forum is full of posts how to set this up.

People who use Internet connection for serious purposes (like
developers) do not use this service as it is really crappy - public,
dynamic IP address, which changes every few hours (have you seen such
stupid setup?!?). Moreover addresses (whole address blocks) from this
service are blocked on many IRC servers, wikis, etc. as there are many
vandals and server administrators cannot block only one IP (as it is
often changed).

Regards

	Krzysztof Lichota


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