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> Everyone bitches about X, but they know shit about what they already have. I have two dealbreakers about X, both of which have been confirmed by core X devel

> Everyone bitches about X, but they know shit about what they already have. I have two dealbreakers about X, both of which have been confirmed by core X developers as "not fixable". But you do you. I'm on Wayland. > OpenBSD supports more wifi cards than Linux-Libre. You know Maybe. I had to buy 5 different USB wifi NICs on amazon, all of which were supposed to have the right chipset, before I found one that actually worked. Linux doesn't have this problem. And yes, I know why. I'm not arguing.

anthk 4y ago
>Maybe. I had to buy 5 different USB wifi NICs on amazon, all of which were supposed to have the right chipset, before I found one that actually worked. First: plug that device, check dmesg. If it says it has an issue on firmware, tether your smartphone and run fw_update -a
- knorker 4y ago
  I did.
  - anthk 4y ago
    Odd. I have two USB WLAN NICs, Atheros and Mediatek. Both supported by OpenBSD 7.1. Sadly the last one requires propietary firmware, but I had no issues. Both were bought in "cheap stores" in Spain. Less than 8EUR (~$10) each.