2008/5/21 Les Mikesell <lesmikesell@xxxxxxxxx>: > I don't have a problem with Xorg taking any amount of time they want. The > problem is in fedora shipping a pre-release - or perhaps even more so in > their claim of knowing that the ABI is finalized before it is in fact > published as a standard. The X server ABI is not "published as a standard" like e.g. the standards for electrical goods. You are comparing apples and oranges, quite intentionally, with the intent of suggesting the X developers should be beholden to the way a certain company wants to conduct its driver releases. Why? >> Nvidia is late to the party (as usual) and you're >> gullible enough to believe its cartoon-level excuses. > > I believe in release numbers. If it is really ready, make it official. If > not, don't ship it. And again, you have no point besides this "it's not an official release number" yet (again) it's already been answered in this thread; they want to see it *shipped*. And now it's been shipped (which supposedly makes it more likely they'll update their drivers) you are *complaining* about this. If you want to be able to use hardware immediately with a new product, buy hardware that's supported by open source drivers and whose designers and manufacturers provide information (or even development resources) to support that process. Like, for example, another two or three big players in this market at the moment. -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
