Willie Sippel wrote:
But I'm not sure about, wether the NDA agrees in the basic alsa
principles. What are the developers of alsa are thinking about that
agreement?
AFAIK drivers for ATI hardware are developed in a similar way (ATI
gives specs under an NDA, the resulting driver is open
At Wed, 10 Mar 2004 11:28:39 +0100 (MET),
Clemens Ladisch wrote:
Willie Sippel wrote:
But I'm not sure about, wether the NDA agrees in the basic alsa
principles. What are the developers of alsa are thinking about that
agreement?
AFAIK drivers for ATI hardware are developed in a
Takashi Iwai wrote:
At Wed, 10 Mar 2004 11:28:39 +0100 (MET),
Clemens Ladisch wrote:
AFAIK drivers for ATI hardware are developed in a similar way (ATI
gives specs under an NDA, the resulting driver is open source).
Takashi, is that right?
yes. but just make sure that you will
I think we've to split the theme to different parts.
- an usb driver for the Noah with the capabilitiy to use both usb
configurations (control and midi/audio) at the same time.
-an another (pci)driver to support the creamware DSP-cards.
- an user-space application to manage the
Hi Willie,
Willie Sippel wrote:
Hi.
As some of you may know, Creamware (http://www.creamware.de) is under
new management since 2004 - and they have changed their mind regarding
Linux support.
Fine.
[snipped interesting information about the SFP]
I'm a user of the Creamware Noah (Ex).
I would really be amazed to have full Linux support for that device and
I've some programming capabilities as well.
But I'm not sure about, wether the NDA agrees in the basic alsa
principles. What are the developers of alsa are thinking about that
agreement?
Hi Hartmut.
I even wanted to
