right? I'm not happy with nvida's proprietary drivers but in my eyes they are better than
nothing if you need 3D. Even if Broadcom produces proprietary drivers, it would be a step
forward in my opinion. I know we are a small market (Linux PPC users) but I still can't
imagine they would pass up the chance to help even if just for the publicity.
If you think it's worth a try and you're a prominent figure in the community then contact me
off list. I don't think it's appropriate to post this info in a public forum.
the great thing about the original airport card is that is used in every piece of mac hardware in that era. imac, powermac, powerpc, ibook etc etc. so it enabled use on a huge range of hardware.
considering how much squiriming there is to find an alternative surely broadcom would cut its competitors out for the sake of it
i have some grief with the airport driver (ie lack of scanning etc) but ive still transfered probably terrabytes by now worth of data through it.
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