Written by anyedge the 6 Jun 10 at 03:44.

Assign a developer to assist the Opencore project. The more computers Ubuntu can have certified, the easier it will be to write drivers and the more satisfied customers there will be.

Assign a developer to assist the Opencore project. The more computers Ubuntu can have certified, the easier it will be to write drivers and the more satisfied customers there will be.

Written by anyedge the 6 Jun 10 at 03:50.

Provide a link to the Opencore project on the Ubuntu website. This will help bring more attention to the Opencore project.

Provide a link to the Opencore project on the Ubuntu website. This will help bring more attention to the Opencore project.

Written by markhobley the 12 Jun 10 at 15:26.

I maintain a hardware list here, but to date, I have not formally approved any specific hardware type (except some old printers and VGA cards).

Has the open core project actually got a list of hardware that is certified to work with open source software? Or am I misunderstanding the purpose of open core?

I provided a lot of information to the Linux Incompatibility list, but unfortunately, this site has just gone up for sale. I hope this is not the end of the list.

http://www.leenooks.com/

I would love to see a successful open source compatible hardware certification scheme.

I maintain a hardware list here, but to date, I have not formally approved any specific hardware type (except some old printers and VGA cards). Has the open core project actually got a list of hardware that is certified to work with open source software? Or am I misunderstanding the purpose of open core? I provided a lot of information to the Linux Incompatibility list, but unfortunately, this site has just gone up for sale. I hope this is not the end of the list. http://www.leenooks.com/ I would love to see a successful open source compatible hardware certification scheme.