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Make sure to check how well supported your wifi card is. If you try something like Ubuntu drivers generally should be less of a problem. Though you may have to
by RealStickman_ 6y ago
Make sure to check how well supported your wifi card is. If you try something like Ubuntu drivers generally should be less of a problem. Though you may have to upgrade to the 5.7 kernel for better support of the cpu.
I rarely sleep my laptop so I can't tell you anything about that, but general usage on my hp laptop (i5 7200u, intel igpu and intel wifi) has been working fine for me the last six months with Arcolinux on it.
- qalmakka 6y agoYou really have to have a super crappy card to have Wi-Fi issues on Linux. Nowadays laptops have mostly Intel, Qualcomm/Atheros or Broadcom chipsets which work flawlessly out of the box. The only problems I had in the last years were due to Killer WiFi cards or crappy Realtek-based USB dongles, both of which kinda sucked on Windows too in the first place.