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I can understand why the vendor would want this features, and perhaps even most users. On the other hand, the one thing I liked about the limited approach was t
by II2II 5y ago
I can understand why the vendor would want this features, and perhaps even most users. On the other hand, the one thing I liked about the limited approach was the ease of installing basic drivers. (Linux is my primary OS, so I'm accustomed to basic drivers and find the additional software that accompanies many Windows drivers repulsive. Knowing that the installer for these enhanced drivers can also present a security risk simply makes it worse.)
- chris37879 5y agoCompletely agree, I've been an on-again-off-again linux user for the last 15-ish years... but these days it's more and more on, the only reason I haven't virtualized my gaming rig yet is the DRM some games I play use using those fucking kernel drivers. So that install hangs out and has steam, chrome, and other various games / game launchers and that's it. I disable as much of the OS as I can and only boot into it for games that don't work on linux (usually ones with the aforementioned DRM). Gaming on linux is getting better every day!