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Phoronix Premium: Ad-Free Browsing Home Articles & Reviews Search RSS IRC Contact Forums Articles & Reviews: Creative X-Fi Creative Gives In, They Open-Source Their X-Fi Driver in Audio on November 06, 2008 Creative Tries Again At Linux Drivers in Audio on April 18, 2008 Open-Source Creative ...
phoronix.com - 3/24/2009
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It has been a while since last mentioning
the Creative X-Fi sound cards at Phoronix, but it's...
not because the Linux support is all nice and working now that Creative open-sourced their X-Fi driver, but rather things have stalled. The X-Fi sound cards ...
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Creative Labs Continues To Shaft Linux
phoronix.com - 3/23/2009
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While a relatively simple device, web-cameras are still
an area on Linux that can be problematic when...
it comes to compatibility and the device functioning properly. The level of Linux support for USB web-cameras has improved quite a bit in recent ...
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[Phoronix] Logitech QuickCam Communicate Deluxe Review
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phoronix.com - 3/28/2009
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While the Catalyst driver for Windows was released
a number of days ago, the Catalyst Linux driver...
was missing. It has, however, been released today. AMD's Linux engineers ended up delaying the Catalyst 9.3 release so they could spend additional time ...
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[Phoronix] AMD Catalyst 9.3 For Linux Brings OpenGL ...
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Creative Labs Continues To Shaft Linux
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It has been a while since last mentioning the Creative X-Fi sound cards at Phoronix, but it's not because the Linux support is all nice and working now that ...
Creative Labs Continues To Shaft Linux
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It has been a while since last mentioning the Creative X-Fi sound cards at Phoronix, but it's not because the Linux support is all nice and working now that Creative open-sourced their X-Fi driver, but rather things have stalled. The X-Fi sound cards still are a sore spot on Linux and there isn't "out of the box" support in major ...
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