Free Software Friendly Graphics Card?
An anonymous reader writes "There's an interesting discussion on KernelTrap with a hardware company that is talking about developing a 'free software friendly' graphics card. The idea is to fully disclose and document all register interfaces including the BIOS, providing Linux and BSD users with a fully supported video card. The hardware engineer proposing the idea summarizes his viewpoint saying, 'the whole issue comes down to this: This is technically feasible. Should we do it?'"
I'm in!
What? Your PC speaker doesn't work now?
It's like the VGA of music!
Hmmm. When I wrote the parent post, it hadn't registered that 3D was off the table. So I guess the question is more like this: a sorta cute goth girl walks up to her geek friend and says "Technically, I'm a sure thing. Should we do it?"
Sure, she may not be a blonde cheerleader who shaves her pubes and has bisexual hot tub parties with her girlfriends, but still, the goth girl might be worth considering.
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"the person who only cares about "good enough", not "awesome" performance"
:)
:P)
Hrm, people still buy Windows
(I can't remember, nor find, the old fortune about porsches
The Tao of math: The numbers you can count are not the real numbers.