🚀 go-pugleaf

OK, here is the opinion of a newbie......I have a PNP sound card. I had
this before I had linux. Now, I run linux almost exlusively now, although I
still dual boot to Win95. Like I said I have a SB 16 PNP and I would like
to see support for it. Should I be "left out" because I am not a linux
origional?


William Woods



Dr. Who <mind@ripco.com> wrote in article <5taiiv$83n$1@gail.ripco.com>...
> Brian Mueller (mulder78@ix.netcom.com) wrote:
> : Mark Lehrer wrote:
> 
> : >If we don't get support of new hardware, it will be more and more
> : >difficult to find a Linux-compatible computer.  One of the reasons I
> : >used Linux in the first place is because it had support for all of my
> : >hardware.
> 
> : I agree. What we need is support for plug and play. You will probably
> : say Plug and Play sucks, but it works fine on my win 95 installation.
> 
> See, this is exactly what I"m talking about.  WHY do we need plug and
pray
> support?  It just increases the size of the kernel.  It's helping along
> those companies that are manufacturing "non-standard" or "incompatible"
> hardware.  Basically, you're helping MS if you buy plug and pray crap.
> Besides, plug and pray is not known for its quality...
> 
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