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I am talking about "old" hardware that is no longer supported on Windows. The Linux kernel does not intentionally remove support for working hardware. Do you th
by bgorman 7y ago
I am talking about "old" hardware that is no longer supported on Windows. The Linux kernel does not intentionally remove support for working hardware. Do you think you could get a Geforce 2 working on Windows 10? You could get it working on the latest version of Linux thanks to open source drivers (albeit reverse engineered).
- Hydraulix989 7y agoI remember floppy drive drivers and 386 processor support going away recently. https://itsfoss.com/end-of-floppy-disk-in-linux/ https://itsfoss.com/end-of-floppy-disk-in-linux/