Hi,
On Mon, 15 Jul 2002, Henning P. Schmiedehausen wrote:
> >implemented in Linux (any more), and will never ever be". If we explicitly
> >exclude hardware, where do we end?!
>
> Cleaner drivers, sane layers and an overall better working OS?
That's what lots of people thought who are now sitting on their OSes,
wondering why the number of users shrinks and shrinks and shrinks...
It's IMHO not a really good idea to drop support for decent hardware,
especially if the hardware itself might work better than the replacement
which keeps up the supported standard.
Regards,
Thunder
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