LOL, I'll take that as a "no"...
Alrighty then, keep em empty 'ma niggas'.
20/2 jed wrote:
> Anyone already augmenting their essence hw_drivers with sw that brings
> back some of the functionality in windoze? see below...
>
> jed wrote:
>> Gotcha, so there may well be OSS apps (read; not drivers
Anyone already augmenting their essence hw_drivers with sw that brings
back some of the functionality in windoze? see below...
jed wrote:
> Gotcha, so there may well be OSS apps (read; not drivers) out there
> with which one can implement many of these feature's anyway?
> I would have thought m
Gotcha, so there may well be OSS apps (read; not drivers) out there with
which one can implement many of these feature's anyway?
I would have thought many people in trying to get hw drivers working,
would also share an interest in this side of things too, hence my line
of questioning.
Sorry if I
On Mon, 16 Feb 2009 23:55:43 +1000
jed wrote:
> Anyone care to concur or disagree with my assertions? :-D
>
> jed wrote:
> > or if some OSS implementations of the features below start to pop
> > up. :-(
> >
> > jed wrote:
> >> Is it ever likely that some of it will be supported in som
Anyone care to concur or disagree with my assertions? :-D
jed wrote:
or if some OSS implementations of the features below start to pop
up. :-(
jed wrote:
Is it ever likely that some of it will be supported in some
shape/form in the future?
Spose it's all proprietary and unless one o
or if some OSS implementations of the features below start to pop
up?...:-(
jed wrote:
Is it ever likely that some of it will be supported in some shape/form
in the future?
Spose it all proprietary, and unless one of the organisations behind
one of the major distros chips-in for licensing,
Is it ever likely that some of it will be supported in some shape/form
in the future?
Spose it all proprietary, and unless one of the organisations behind one
of the major distros chips-in for licensing, it will never become
available? :-(
http://www.asus.com/products.aspx?modelmenu=2&model=2
jed wrote:
> Damn, that's a substantial amt of stuff that won't be available don't u
> reckon?
Yes.
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Actually, it looks like this week ...
Nice :-D
Can you please be a little more specific about these "driver features"
implemented in software?
Or provide a link to where it's outlined?
They're listed on this page:
http://www.asus.com/products.aspx?modelmenu=2&model=2711&l1=2
jed wrote:
Is support for this coming soon?
Yes.
Awesome, is it likely to be within the next 6-months?
Actually, it looks like this week ...
Nice :-D
Please note that the Linux driver does not have the "driver features",
which are implemented in software (Do
jed wrote:
> > > Is support for this coming soon?
> >
> > Yes.
>
> Awesome, is it likely to be within the next 6-months?
Actually, it looks like this week ...
> > Please note that the Linux driver does not have the "driver features",
> > which are implemented in software (Dolby, SVN, Xear, etc.
Is support for this coming soon?
Yes.
Awesome, is it likely to be within the next 6-months?
How does using ALSA compare to using drivers developed by the vender
specifically for Windows?
i.e.
Will I not be getting most out of this card (hardware-wise) if I'm not
using the driver
jed wrote:
> Is support for this coming soon?
Yes.
> How does using ALSA compare to using drivers developed by the vender
> specifically for Windows?
> i.e.
> Will I not be getting most out of this card (hardware-wise) if I'm not
> using the drivers Asus developed, or is the difference negligib
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