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Linux
kernel community is offering all companies free Linux driver =
development... All
that is needed is some kind of specification that describes how your =
device
works, or the email address of an engineer that is willing to answer =
questions
every once in a while. If your company is worried about NDA issues =
surrounding
your device's specifications, we have arranged a program... in order to
properly assure that all needed NDA requirements are fulfilled. Now your
developers will have more time to work on drivers for all of the other
operating systems out there, and you can add 'supported on Linux' to =
your
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