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On Thu, Feb 4, 2016 at 12:27 AM, Wookey wookey@wookware.org wrote:
verses debian cross-compilers, fixing troggle, drawing up a major cave survey backlog, insulating the rest of this house, flogging the e-moped taking up space in the shed or getting my humidity/temp sensors and LED lighting finished :-) I need to retire, and then learn to start projects at a lower rate than finishing them for a while. :-)
i have - had - lots of those. i figured that the ones i never finished were the ones that were just useful to be because they were different enough to keep me from going bananas. the ones that i did finish were the ones that were _driving_ me bananas... but had some specific purpose (beyond relaxation / hey-this-is-fun).
i'm just damn lucky that for this project, it's fun, there's so many different things to do that i can switch from one to the other and still not go completely nuts. i think that might appeal to you too, wookey.
you've seen the lichee A64 source code from the a64 sdk, right? links and mirrors were discussed here about 2 months ago,
I downloaded it after those mails yes. But not looked inside.
The sunxi people must know about that?
no idea - when they are running their mailing list on non-SAASS infrastructure i'll subscribe to it.
can you put me in touch with karsten?
Karsten Merker merker@debian.org (be nice to him :-)
awesome - turns out i have him in email history so i appear to have talked with him before. i wonder how long i can resist the temptation to do a search through old mail to find out what... :)
l.