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Ha, exactly what I've wanted to know since I first saw this laptop. It's sadly kinda normal that laptops are broken on Day 1 with Linux. The WiFi card in my XPS
by inamberclad 6y ago
Ha, exactly what I've wanted to know since I first saw this laptop. It's sadly kinda normal that laptops are broken on Day 1 with Linux. The WiFi card in my XPS-13 (a laptop that, in certain cases, even comes with Ubuntu preinstalled) was broken for the first month or so before kernel support was added. Shame, since everything else about it was basically perfect right out of the box.
- julianlam 6y agoNot to be a Linux apologist, but you have to do the same with Windows anyways, no? (Keep in mind it's been almost a decade since Windows was my daily driver) For example video drivers you always have to install separately, and I remember having to copy drivers for Ethernet cards after formatting. Due to the popular opinion of Pop!_OS on here, I gave it a try, and it's performed wonderfully on my XPS 13 7390. Everything working out of the box