Sentence examples for an open-source driver from inspiring English sources

What, you thought an open-source driver for the Kinect was the end of the fun and cash prizes?

Adafruit Industries is offering a thousand smackers for whoever can come up with an open-source driver for the Kinect hardware.

The implementation follows two different approaches, one based on an open-source driver for 802.11 devices (which we call the driver approach) and the other based on a software defined radio (SDR) platform (which we call the SDR approach).

It might take a little time, but I believe an open source driver will be created, and I'm just going to throw out a guess, around a month and a half from now.

This meant that DIYers now had complete access to the board and would be able to access the onboard Raspberry BCM2835 chip (a similar chip to the BCM21553) with an open source driver – as long as someone ported it over from the BCM21553.

There is typically an open source driver that will work, but to get the most out of your graphics cards you will need to download the proprietary drivers from the manufacturer.

Finally, we describe a simple implementation of the suggested concepts within a WiFi open-source driver.

Sidebar: Ubuntu ships with MESA graphics drivers for AMD Radeon cards, and will automatically install a basic, open-source driver for your Nvidia GeForce card.

The five-year-old printer that doesn't work at all with Vista performs beautifully with OS X, not because the manufacturer bothered to write a new Mac driver for my aging standby, but because Apple included a third-party, open-source driver designed to support older printers in Tiger.

Within days a developer in Spain posted videos demonstrating that he made his Kinect work with a P.C. OpenKinect refined and spread the open-source driver code, and a variety of "Kinect hacks," as they came to be called, proliferated in YouTube videos.

In fact, shortly after the open-source driver was finished, one of Microsoft's top Kinect people appeared on NPR's "Science Friday" and, in remarks that were widely reproduced across the Web, asserted that OpenKinect participants would "absolutely not" be prosecuted.