Well, it does, kinda. Dereck probably meant that the problem is specifically Broadcom&#39;s reticence on releasing open-source drivers for its wireless cards, which has to do with Microsoft&#39;s massive clout compared to our homegrown operation (though we have something that Microsoft does not, which is a massive army of enthusiastic volunteers). Because Broadcom sees PCs as being &quot;Windows&quot; and nothing else, they don&#39;t see Linux as a market worth serving (if they see it at all). We must change that... part of that is politely asking Broadcom to serve a leading-edge niche market, and part of that is making Ubuntu so good that not even Microsoft&#39;s incumbency can stop it.<br>