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But what happens if you go out an buy an accessory that was NOT available
when your Linux desktop OS was released. We MUST have a common binary standard for drivers so that manufactureres can supply Linux drivers on a CD. We also need a graphical interface to prompt the user to put in the driver CD or enter the path to the driver. Heck, it would be nice if RedHat, Novel, Ubuntu, and others, would have web sites so we could automatically connect and download the correct driver, no need to get the disk out.
Posted by: DonnieBoy   Posted on: 04/05/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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It is getting a lot better!  whieber | 04/05/06
But what happens if you go out an buy an accessory that was NOT available  DonnieBoy | 04/05/06
Just wait 6 months  nucrash | 04/07/06
Manufacturers WILL supply drivers if we make it easy for them.  DonnieBoy | 04/05/06
It is already starting to happen  bportlock | 04/10/06
Bingo!!!!!  bka1959 | 04/05/06
You buy an odd ball key board and expect.................  Can you hear me | 04/05/06
Again, the keyboard manufacturers would do it IF we had a common driver  DonnieBoy | 04/05/06
But But But  LGLisle | 04/06/06
Oddball should not make a difference  jheine | 04/06/06
Intel sets a great example...  thaeger | 04/05/06
And you have to get rid of the pony tail hippies  Boot_Agnostic | 04/11/06

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