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When I ran Linux full time this was true for most desktops but not for laptops. There was always some hardware component (wifi, trackpad, webcam, sound, sleep/w
by marviio 5y ago
When I ran Linux full time this was true for most desktops but not for laptops. There was always some hardware component (wifi, trackpad, webcam, sound, sleep/wake, GPU, USB) that needed the bleeding edge kernel. I remember always eagerly waiting for the next beta of Fedora. Is it better now?
- ASalazarMX 5y agoForgot to mention I also use a boring laptop. Dell sells laptops with Ubuntu preinstalled, so most flavors of Ubuntu work well on them even if you buy it with Windows and dual boot.