Also... they don't support Amd k6/2's or Cyrix's, but I just have a
k6/2... hehe... but the wgs thing won't install, says it req's a p90...
and the patch they have requires some cd ... that doesn't exist...
hehehe.... oh well.... maybe that's why all my creative cards are in my
celery...
At 11:25 PM 2/22/99 -0500, Steven T. Hatton wrote:
>This is an old theme that I believe bears repeating. I was reading the
>mini-howto on soundblasters and came across this:
>
> The SB AWE 64 has the capabilities of the SB AWE 32 and an additional
> Wave Guide synthesis Creative Labs is especially proud of. The problem
>
> for Linux users is, that the additional 32 voices are software
> generated and output via the raw wave devices. Because Creative Labs
> sees no market in Linux drivers, a Wave Guide synthesis sound driver
> is only available for Windows 3.1 and Windows 95.
>
>Cane people think of a polite way to put pressure on folks such as
>Creative Labs to develop Linux drivers? It seems to me that Linux is
>poised to make a "quantum leap" into self configuration with PnP. It
>would be really nice if hardware manufactures took part in developing
>the software components for their products. As far as there not being a
>market, well I've spent over ten thousand dollars on computer equipment
>in my life and I am running linux on all my systems. (Yea, I do have
>NT partitions so I can learn things for work.) I would suggest an
>e-mail campaign, but that sound too much like spamming. Perhaps an
>internet petition form might be a good way to collect input to then send
>to hardware manufactures.
>
>Steve
>
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