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So basically, "I bought hardware designed to work with Win10, the suppliers of which decided only to make it work with Win10, and it worked better with Win10"?
by pbhjpbhj 5y ago
So basically, "I bought hardware designed to work with Win10, the suppliers of which decided only to make it work with Win10, and it worked better with Win10"?
Weird that no one starts with "I bought hardware designed for the Linux distro I installed" and nothing worked.
It's like "I bought flip flops and live somewhere really muddy, flip-flops are obviously not ready for walking in yet; I'll stick with welly-boots". But if you'd bought a house on the beach to start with then the flip-flops would be better and you be complaining that welly-boots are bad!?!1one
- gigel82 5y agoI mean, that's literally Linux's whole spiel: "works great on older hardware", isn't it? I wasn't in the market for a new computer, just wanted to use an old one I had lying around (from the Windows 8 era BTW).
- throwawayboise 5y agoThat's hardly linux's "whole spiel" and like any OS, you need to check that your hardware is compatible.