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It's always the random stuff like Bluetooth working haphazardly, webcam not having the right driver, USB-C not working with your 4K monitor, or some other cutti
by mizzao 5y ago
It's always the random stuff like Bluetooth working haphazardly, webcam not having the right driver, USB-C not working with your 4K monitor, or some other cutting edge feature with a dealbreaking kernel bug that gets you.
I have an XPS 7390 with Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (developer edition, so it shipped with Linux) that I'm afraid to upgrade to 20.04 because of a known Bluetooth issue that would prevent me from taking any zoom calls. And the Bluetooth already barely works as is.
I do all my zoom calls on Windows. Have you tried WSL lately? It's increasingly reduced the necessity for a dedicated Linux machine.
- coupdejarnac 5y agoI have a Precision 7540 that came with 18.04. I wasn't too satisfied with the experience out of the box. However, after upgrading to 20.04, things have been nearly flawless. I installed the default 20.04 image without anything from Dell. You might try installing a more recent version of Ubuntu.