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In M$ worlds, firmware is usually a part of the driver you install, not seen by the user. In linux, firmware may be distributed from a number of sources. Some firmware comes from the Linux kernel sources. Others that have redistribution licenses come from upstream. Some firmware unfortunately does not have licenses allowing free redistribution. See [[#Getting a device to work|getting a device to work]].
In M$ worlds, firmware is usually a part of the driver you install, not seen by the user. In linux, firmware may be distributed from a number of sources. Some firmware comes from the Linux kernel sources. Others that have redistribution licenses come from upstream. Some firmware unfortunately does not have licenses allowing free redistribution. See [[#Getting a device to work|getting a device to work]]. Translation In M$ worlds, firmware is usually a part of the driver you install, not seen by the user. In linux, firmware may be distributed from a number of sources. Some firmware comes from the Linux kernel sources. Others that have redistribution licenses come from upstream. Some firmware unfortunately does not have licenses allowing free redistribution. See [[#Getting a device to work|getting a device to work]]. In M$ worlds, firmware is usually a part of the driver you install, not seen by the user. In linux, firmware may be distributed from a number of sources. Some firmware comes from the Linux kernel sources. Others that have redistribution licenses come from upstream. Some firmware unfortunately does not have licenses allowing free redistribution. See getting a device to work .