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In my eyes, it was the introduction of WiFi and home routers that made Linux-based systems accessible to home users. Prior to that, I remember having a lot of
by heurisko 5y ago
In my eyes, it was the introduction of WiFi and home routers that made Linux-based systems accessible to home users.
Prior to that, I remember having a lot of issues with "soft modems" that required Windows drivers to work.
WiFi allowed me to move to RedHat, then Ubuntu, full time.
- krylon 5y agoBack when I started using Linux, I had an ISDN card, getting that to work was an adventure back then, except on SuSE which provided a GUI for that. Fun times... ;-)