Michael Robinson wrote:
On the ReactOS forums, it has been suggested that
Linux lacks a coherent driver model so that every driver has to be
ported every time a new kernel comes out. Is this true? It has been
suggested that Linux doesn't do well with proprietary drivers from one
kernel to
It's that time of year when I start to get all those crazy ideas for
projects to take on in the
new year. When I lived in the Bay Area for a short time I discovered
with much glee the
San Francisco Community Colocation Project [http://sfccp.net/node/1].
It is a community-based provider of
On Thu, 31 Dec 2009, Robert McIntosh wrote:
I noticed that EasyStreet no longer offers what was once called the
Enthusiast ISP package. I'm looking for something similar for a small
volume, no e-commerce, web site that I'll host on my own box.
Robert,
I've no idea what that package
Thank you for the link, it was very informative.
I too am impressed for the most part by what Linux does support.
I especially found the get involved with LF if you are an IHV
interesting.
I've run hardware names through google adding Linux to
to find out if it works over the years.
On Thu,
Michael Robinson wrote:
I've run hardware names through google adding Linux to
to find out if it works over the years.
Hmm, interesting search results. I recently started using the
[http://www.google.com/linux] for any Linux oriented
searches.
The search results were mostly the same on the
I've been working on learning how to do Linux Device Driver
development so though I am not an expert I might be able to help with
some of these questions.
On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 11:26 PM, Michael Robinson
plu...@robinson-west.com wrote:
I have qc-usb-0.6.6 source code from Sourceforge for my
