Am 29. Mar, 2007 schwätzte Darrin Chandler so:
> Not all that long ago, the same was true for wifi. A big push was made
> for docs and all the big USA companies refused. Several companies from
> Taiwan complied happily and gave over good enough docs to write solid
> drivers. It's possible to do the same with video.
What are the current resources for finding out which companies are
producing hardware and providing Free Software support?
A client is talking about moving a dozen desktops to GNU/Linux, I'd love
to make sure all the hardware he gets has Free Software support.
He's a Dell customer now, so maybe their new program will work well for
him, but he's open to working with another vendor after losing patience
waiting for Dell to step up to the plate.
ciao,
der.hans
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