Diamond/S3 had a series of driver CDs that were meant for the vendor and service level. Those were called "ServiceCD" and contained a current driver collection of all products.
I have to assume that the last release is at least two years old and might be in stock for misc people since they were for sale (for an effort refund of about 12 Euro) on e.g. the CeBit fair. Of course only small shop PC builders and alikes would have interest in having those media instead of a per driver download from the internet. But as of now they may be aware having such a CD on the shelf. (Hmm, let me think i am a shelf owner myselves.) I dont know about Diamond/S3 policy of today, but i assume they just want to save hosting costs and any sort of server maintainence trouble. To my knowledge the stock price for the copmany's shares (nasdaq:SBLU) is close to go into the US-Cent breakage. I suppose they have to sell their copyright ownership of those drivers in some time or it will not be of much value anyway. Maybe some drivers dot com or alikes will pay a few dollars for getting the publishing right. The rights for the sources and the documentation might be more difficult to deal with since at least for the grafics area there was those joint venture with VIA. And they are still in business, so they might have sufficent rights pending and done agreements in that area that could impact anything. -Alex. _______________________________________________ Devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/devel
