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technically it does not "work" but after some amount of hours of googling specific issues that pop up you can get it going. it's painful though.
by stefantheard 9y ago
technically it does not "work" but after some amount of hours of googling specific issues that pop up you can get it going. it's painful though.
- musicaldope 9y agoAny pointers on specific issues to look out for? I'm thinking of upgrading from 16.04 on my XPS 15
- pbrumm 9y agoI use the precision. my biggest issue was with getting encrypted drive setup. the trick was to use the dell recovery image to install with encryption. this works but leaves the machine with an older kernel that doesn't have all the tweeks around usbc and wifi and such. You have to switch to the Hardware Enablement Stack to get it running well.