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The last time that I had issues with the Wifi card on Windows, was like 8 years ago. Sleep function works better that Windows. I don't get blue screens when I
by Zardoz84 9y ago
The last time that I had issues with the Wifi card on Windows, was like 8 years ago.
Sleep function works better that Windows. I don't get blue screens when I wake up, like windows does. Also, the time since I boot to get ready to do something, is far better on Linux that on Windows.
Also, I can output sound at same time by HDMI and to the sound card out put. I can't do that on Windows!
And Video card support, with AMD, it's at the same level that Windows.
- CaptSpify 9y agoI'm glad things work for you. I'm not at all saying that they never work right, but that they often enough don't work right to the point that complaining about their lack of quality is justified. Just because something works for your setup doesn't mean that it works for everyone else's. > And Video card support, with AMD, it's at the same level that Windows. I haven't used Windows in years, but if that is the case, Windows must have gotten way worse. I can't say my experience with any video-card vendor has been smooth on Linux.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 9y agoAnd this right here is why Linux never really gets any better. Someone posts legitimate complaints, someone else comes out of the woodwork saying "works for me!", dismisses those complaints, and wonders why nobody gives a shit about their desktop platform.