Thanks for the correction. They aren't relying upon a Windows API that Linux kernel hackers have no experience with, but instead a new API that nobody has exper

Thanks for the correction. They aren't relying upon a Windows API that Linux kernel hackers have no experience with, but instead a new API that nobody has experience with. That's still a huge problem for the maintenance that in-kernel drivers need; they can't have a driver which only one company understands.