also sprach dman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002.04.15.2044 +0200]:
> One of those cards was a "Vibra16" by Creative Labs. I rebuilt my
> kernel with the sb module enabled and viola, it worked great. Only 16
> bit sound, but who cares?
if you ask me, the old 16bit ISA cards, the ones that actually pro
dman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Linux wins a clear knockout in this round! It only took 1 reboot too,
> for inserting the hardware.
Yep, Linux was a clear knockout for me when I replaced my Diamond 550
card with a Matrox G450 card. I took my box down, installed the card,
edited my X config fi
Here's a little story for you to compare linux and windows in the
sound arena.
When I built my box I didn't bother to buy a sound card. I didn't
want to put much money into sound, and I certainly didn't want a card
that wouldn't work (in debian). Recently I came across some sound
cards that are
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