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A few more commentsA few more commentsPosted Dec 15, 2005 8:16 UTC (Thu) by davidw (subscriber, #947)In reply to: Linux Incompatibility List - Ooops:-) by davidw Parent article: "Just works with Linux"
Turns out the emails warning me were thrown out by Thunderbird's spam filter:-( I'm not really very happy with it (tons of spam gets through, and apparently it loses important emails once in a while), but that's another matter.
One way to make a compatibility list work would be to automate it, to take some of the annoyance out of reporting things.
You'd run a program which would pop up a dialog asking you if it's ok to look at your hardware and send the information back to some centralized database in order to help improve Linux. At that point, it would look through your system, and ask you whether everything seems to be working ok, or where possible, automate testing. That might be sort of tricky, though, especially where less knowledgeable users are concerned...
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A few more comments Posted Dec 22, 2005 17:16 UTC (Thu) by ArsonSmith (guest, #5695) [Link] I think it needs to be broken down by chipsets that are suppose to be supported in the kernelV2425-3 10-100 ethernet chipset then by cards that support it Kellogs ethernet card cheerio net interface netsurfer pro II then list working status number of people that have gotten this to work works out of box (no configuration) works after mild configuration requires out of kernel modules to be compiled or patches to kerenl does not work
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