Intel should provide documentation to the open source community. Documentation will allow developers to write reliable drivers. Intel should have an open license for its firmware, so that the firmware can be freely distributed.
Earlier this week, a co-worker told me that his Intel wifi card would not stay connected to the network. My co-worker runs Windows, which is far from open. I suggested he talk to IT to obtain a non-Intel wifi card. I have also suggested to a friend that buys IT products for a bank to switch to AMD. I also suggested he switch to other vendors for his wifi cards. I cannot convince you to open up your documentation. I can tell everyone to avoid Intel products. I will suggest alternatives to Intel to those that run Windows. No longer is Intel a choice. However, if you embrace the open source community, then Intel becomes a choice. I would rather spend extra on an open source friendly company than a non-open source company. Cheers, Brian Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
