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>If you can plug it in, it will work: Not if there aren't drivers written for your OS it won't. Unless you are the type of person who can roll your own drivers
by VT_Drew 10y ago
>If you can plug it in, it will work:
Not if there aren't drivers written for your OS it won't. Unless you are the type of person who can roll your own drivers.
- manarth 10y agoWith the amount of variation in support/standardisation of USB-C, drivers are last on the list of potential issues. Sure, if there's no driver, the user will be out of luck, no matter what. But that's at least a clearer, separate problem, from incompatible adapters or cables, and whether they correctly support the device.