* create TODO ;-)
* created ;-)
* if pci-database is meant to work with different Linux kernel versions, not
  only the latest one, there should be a way to specify different modules
  basing on running kernel version (not only 2.4.x/2.6.x, things change
  between 2.6.x versions)
* base vendor/device id test is sometimes too weak; e.g. few vendor-branded
  SCSI controllers could have different chips, distinguished by subsystem
  vendor/device id
* some drivers are architecture-dependent (mainly binary ones) and cannot
  be used everywhere; there should be a way to specify alternative driver
  for other architectures
* why use by default commercial drivers for nvidia/radeon? "World's tendention"
  is use free drivers when it's possible. It solves many problems with
  libraries etc - in default configuration. So i think, that "non free" drivers
  should be installed manually by user...
