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If Ubuntu had it, Debian has it too, at least in the “testing” (rolling release) distribution. And Debian recently decided to allow non-free firmware in their
by teddyh 4y ago
If Ubuntu had it, Debian has it too, at least in the “testing” (rolling release) distribution.
And Debian recently decided to allow non-free firmware in their official installation images, so the latest hardware should also be supported.
- deafpolygon 4y agoJust tried it out today - works on my laptop. Fedora 37 (and I believe Ubuntu has 5.15) has Kernel 5.19, am I missing anything by staying on 5.10?
- teddyh 4y agoIf you want a later kernel than the default one, just install the package. Debian just released packages of Linux 6.0.