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Not that different from a Linux user using NDISwrapper to run a Windows wireless driver on Linux.
by cesarb 4y ago
Not that different from a Linux user using NDISwrapper to run a Windows wireless driver on Linux.
- sheenobu 4y agoNDISwrapper was more like wine, it implements APIs but doesn't run any sort of virtual CPU.
- mbreese 4y agoSpiritually it was the same concept though... if you can't get a driver for your Linux OS, use the driver from another OS. This just seems to take that to be extreme -- don't just use the driver from another OS, actually use the driver FROM the other OS!