Yeah, to say nothing of stupid proprietary protocols (can ANYONE explain why
PPA is kept under wraps?).
There are a lot of vendors that have at least some support. Seagate
techsupport would talk to me. Linksys has tweaked tulip drivers on the
driver disk. HP is apparently releasing some Linux drivers. It's coming.
By far the most common reaction when I talk to a tech support person is
something like, "Yeah, I run Linux <at home; unofficially; etc.> Here's
what I've found..."
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From: CH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, June 07, 2000 10:42 PM
Subject: Re: MS Breakup
> flexibilities. If it would help us getting Linux drivers directly from
> hardware manufactures or Linux drivers packed with the accompanying
> hardware, then that's when I would get real excited about. :-)
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