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>but wifi drivers are always an issue This is not true if you have Intel wifi hardware, which is a lot (a majority?) of laptops.
by voidlogic 10y ago
>but wifi drivers are always an issue
This is not true if you have Intel wifi hardware, which is a lot (a majority?) of laptops.
- herbst 10y agoIts not true these days anyway as you can just use the windows drivers if everything else fails. Which works perfectly except the initial 10 minute setup.
- pantalaimon 10y ago> Its not true these days anyway as you can just use the windows drivers if everything else fails. Is ndiswrapper still being developed? It only supports Windows XP drivers and crashed the kernel when I tried to get my TL-WN8200ND (RTL8192CU) working with it on 64 bit Ubuntu 16.04
- herbst 10y agoI am pretty sure i got a win7 driver working without any further issues. I could be wrong tho