Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Thu 8th Feb 2007 22:06 UTC
When it comes to troublesome Linux peripherals, WiFi takes the cake. Sparked by the Portland Project's efforts to bring standardization to the Linux desktop, the Linux wireless developer community tackled this problem at its second Linux Wireless Summit last month in London.
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RE[8]: Reality check ...
by Moulinneuf on Sat 10th Feb 2007 00:05
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RE[9]: Reality check ...
by openwookie on Sat 10th Feb 2007 00:21
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"Otherwise, wouldn't Acer's Broadcom wireless chips be supported?"
Do , your homework ...
The fact is, it is only supported through NDIS wrapper.
You remind me of the Bush administration. Repeating yourself makes it true, despite any evidence to the contrary.
This is the last comment of the night. You're getting boring.
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Yes , keep thinking its from my ass.
Well, it's true.
Problem is Acer as a GNU/Linux distribution by default in Asia. I got the numbers.
Novell/SUSE as a territorial deal with Fujitsu/siemens on laptop. I got the numbers.
Yet, you never post the numbers. How interesting.
BSD only as a community effort with zero developer and zero budget.
If any BSD was better then GNU/Linux that's what they would ship , nothing personal they use what work and make them money at the lowest cost. Don't work don't sell , work all the time make the sale.
I haven't seen any evidence that they ship Linux at all. Otherwise, wouldn't Acer's Broadcom wireless chips be supported? Oh wait, they're not.
You need to take a break and rejoin reality ...
lol