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Sorry, I didn't though that would offend you. I just think that those issues are relatively easy to fix and that you can still have the proprietary gpu modules

Sorry, I didn't though that would offend you. I just think that those issues are relatively easy to fix and that you can still have the proprietary gpu modules to get OpenGL 4.1 back. For the wifi to work well with the open module you could have installed the firmwares. That's what I mean by basics, I didn't meant to put down your credentials :) Sorry again for my poor writing

pjmlp 6y ago
None taken, and it is easier just to re-install Windows with the proprietary drivers than hacking a modern kernel to run fxglr. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/AMD https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/AMD
- joana035 6y ago
  I don't think judging the Linux experience based on an EeePC is fair. That hardware always felt like a throw away when it came out during the netbook boom from a decade ago.
  - pjmlp 6y ago
    I judge my Linux experience starting in Summer 1995, the year I got my first Linux distribution, Slackware 2.0, that makes a couple of years in experience.
    - joana035 6y ago
      I wish you can give another try, much has changed since then. For me Debian Testing with Gnome is being a very nice experience (enjoyable ride).
      - pjmlp 6y ago
        Again don't assume you know anything about me, I have enough Linux appliances and the office has enough distributions to try out.
        joana035 6y ago
        I'm not assuming, and that is ok. Try to not see everything as an attack against your identity, detach yourself from it and don't take yourself too seriously. Been there, done that. Now I have a way more pleasant life experience and people takes me seriously without having me needing to assert who I am. Life is lighter now and I have more friends, people few more comfortable around me. I'm giving this feedback because I think it will make your life better too. Was nice to chat with you, now I'll go out for a bike ride while I still a bit of sun over here. Happy Easter!

pjmlp 6y ago

None taken, and it is easier just to re-install Windows with the proprietary drivers than hacking a modern kernel to run fxglr. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/AMD https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/AMD

joana035 6y ago
I don't think judging the Linux experience based on an EeePC is fair. That hardware always felt like a throw away when it came out during the netbook boom from a decade ago.
- pjmlp 6y ago
  I judge my Linux experience starting in Summer 1995, the year I got my first Linux distribution, Slackware 2.0, that makes a couple of years in experience.
  - joana035 6y ago
    I wish you can give another try, much has changed since then. For me Debian Testing with Gnome is being a very nice experience (enjoyable ride).
    - pjmlp 6y ago
      Again don't assume you know anything about me, I have enough Linux appliances and the office has enough distributions to try out.
      - joana035 6y ago
        I'm not assuming, and that is ok. Try to not see everything as an attack against your identity, detach yourself from it and don't take yourself too seriously. Been there, done that. Now I have a way more pleasant life experience and people takes me seriously without having me needing to assert who I am. Life is lighter now and I have more friends, people few more comfortable around me. I'm giving this feedback because I think it will make your life better too. Was nice to chat with you, now I'll go out for a bike ride while I still a bit of sun over here. Happy Easter!