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It's probably not as bad as it appears. I currently have a Lenovo ThinkPad running Ubuntu with no problems, and it is not the first laptop I've run Linux on. Ho
by goodcanadian 6y ago
It's probably not as bad as it appears. I currently have a Lenovo ThinkPad running Ubuntu with no problems, and it is not the first laptop I've run Linux on. Honestly, if you are not using bleeding edge or obscure hardware, you are probably ok. The only time I've had hardware problems with Linux in the last 10 years was a video card (on desktop) that could not initially output audio over HDMI. After a few months, the driver was updated, and all was fine.
- mjgs 6y agoI’ve had very good results using Ubuntu in the cloud. And I have played around with the desktop version a bit. What I was referring to in my comment was when I have researched to try to find a laptop that runs completely free software including all firmware etc, it gets very confusing. I’m not even sure if such a machine exists. I wish there was a site similar to https://caniuse.com https://caniuse.com but for laptops that run Linux.