Logitech is dropping support for its oldest Harmony remotes
Logitech is dropping support for its oldest Harmony remotes
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Logitech is dropping support for its oldest Harmony remotes
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What about open sourcing stuff, instead of making it just "unsupported"?
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But that would take woooorrrrk 😤
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Not much work really, but few companies want their spaghetti code seen publicly.
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I’d imagine any company open-sourcing their code has to go through a pretty decent amount of re-written routines. Nvidia has been open-sourcing their drivers, but it’s been taking forever. I can only imagine how complex commenting GPU firmware must be.
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Nvidia has been open-sourcing their drivers, but it’s been taking forever.
It's been taking forever because they're moving a lot of code into the firmware to keep it closed source. It's essentially a brand new driver that takes advantage of newer firmware.
That's one of the reasons the open-source driver only works with Turing (2000 series) and newer cards - they don't want to spend the time updating older firmware to handle the open-source driver.
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Or you could just winamp it.
Oh, right, that's a terrible idea.
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They did that with their Squeezebox range of media players.
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Yeah, lms is still going strong!
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