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Matt Hartley: "Using The RT2870 Linux Driver For The Edimax EW-7718Un"

Phoronix: "Not only was this Intel Poulsbo Linux driver closed-source, but the level of support was appalling and it was a bloody mess of a situation.

The overall situation since has only become worse and even MeeGo (their own Linux OS) will be shipping without Intel's EMGD driver."

Phoronix: "Yesterday afternoon we ran a story on a new Linux driver for the Intel Poulsbo chipset, which right now is known for being notorious with its troubling Linux support.

However, Intel apparently had been working on a new "special driver" that the Linux Foundation was showing off recently in Munich at a mobile development camp."

Cyber Cynic: "You see, Microsoft and Novell have been working on this for over two years now."

The H Open: "The Linux Driver Project (DLP), started by kernel developer Greg Kroah-Hartman about two and a half years ago, is a group of Linux kernel developers and project managers that focus on developing and maintaining Linux kernel drivers for device manufacturers."

Phoronix: "We had found that using some of the latest kernel code had improved the performance some, but still there were major regressions within Intel's new Linux driver stack."