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Within 30 days
or sooner. According to one source within Intel, the MSWindows driver teams are getting really fed up with the Linux driver teams.

The MS group will present their status reports "On schedule, should be ready for alpha in six weeks." The Linux teams will then report "Drivers are done, found the following bugs in the first week of testing, and the beta testers are getting their copies now."

By the time the MS team gets their driver packages ready for release, the Linux group (which started later) will have had theirs out for months.
Posted by: Yagotta B. Kidding   Posted on: 01/20/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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One more step for Linux  htotten | 01/19/05
We've got no interest in this proprietory stuff  pa2004 | 01/19/05
And in the Real World...  Zogg | 01/20/05
Re: And in the Real World...  ReFoRMaT | 01/24/05
Linux, more popular each and every day  FilledOut | 01/19/05
Intel lets Linux into Centrino camp  Loverock Davidson | 01/20/05
Hmm, broad sweeping statement  Roger Ramjet | 01/20/05
Actually, the Linux ACPI maintainer has an Intel email address.  Zogg | 01/20/05
Just curious...  Michael Kelly | 01/20/05
What about...  AmusedAtItAll | 01/20/05
Once again this is GOOD for all. Yes even MS.  Laff | 01/20/05
Of all the...  Mack DaNife | 01/20/05
This started a while ago  Chad_z | 01/20/05
Off again  Prognosticator | 01/20/05
Re: Off again  Mack DaNife | 01/20/05
Within 30 days  Yagotta B. Kidding | 01/20/05
Laughing Out Loud (NT)  Anti_Zealot | 01/20/05
I wonder  Michael Kelly | 01/20/05
Now to crank up the install base  FilledOut | 01/20/05

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