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I assume you're judging based on client hardware? That may be an unfair comparison; AFAIK (working on enterprise wireless APs), they're mostly just known for ca
by azernik 13y ago
I assume you're judging based on client hardware? That may be an unfair comparison; AFAIK (working on enterprise wireless APs), they're mostly just known for catering to Cisco wireless AP radio chips (and doing well with those). Other markets are secondary.
Unfortunately, this means they don't care much about good drivers (including open source!) for anything other than Cisco's IOS.