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In message: <20050313105738.GA19869@alzatex.com>
            "Loren M. Lang" <lorenl@alzatex.com> writes:
: I just discovered vkbd, originally made to assist with bluetooth
: keyboards, but designed independent of bluetooth might do the job of
: letting me inject keyboard events into the kernel.  Though this is
: probably more complicated then it should be.  The ums and ukbd drivers
: should probably be written to work together instead.

Many people hold a similar view, also that kbd and ukbd should work
together.  Or more precicely, there should be a better framework with
which to plug together input and output devices in the kernel.

Warner