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Broadcom chipsets are notorious under Linux, because its had to be reverse engineered without support from Broadcom. The reason it works out of the box on Windo
by jon-wood 8y ago
Broadcom chipsets are notorious under Linux, because its had to be reverse engineered without support from Broadcom. The reason it works out of the box on Windows 10 is because the drivers are fully supported, with Broadcom engineers providing a full implementation of everything - if they did the same for Linux then it would work perfectly there as well.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 8y agoLinux isn't blameless for this problem, because they religiously enforce that drivers must be open source.