“человеческие драйверы”

[beowabbit]

In this entry in ru_ubuntu, I read the following:

... проблема в том, что человеческих драйверов под линукс sis никогда не выпускали.
[EDIT: “The problem is that SIS never released adequate/acceptable/tolerable drivers under Linux.” Thanks to alon_68 and others for the meaning of человеческий and to dair_spb for correcting my misunderstanding of the sentence structure.]

Can anybody tell me exactly what человеческий means here? Obviously there’s the meaning “human” or “humane”, but I have the feeling that this sentence involves some kind of jargon usage. Maybe “open-source”?

Comments

[luck243.livejournal.com]

Acceptable...sometimes understandable (for examle: ты можешь объяснить мне по-человечеки? Can you explain it to me normal? (on the way I can understand it).

Adequate.

SOmetime it means convinient (jargon). FOr txample.
Ты можешь поставить сюда человеческую ОС вместо BSD??
Can you install more convinient OS here instead of BSD.