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Most of the proprietary world, things like Mathematica and fast WiFi (they only support up through 802.11n, I believe), and the entirety of Steam. Things where
by perihelions 4y ago
Most of the proprietary world, things like Mathematica and fast WiFi (they only support up through 802.11n, I believe), and the entirety of Steam. Things where for-profit companies make an effort to support Linux, but ignore smaller OS's. So it's a monastic experience compared to the modern Linux desktop.
(Monasteries are beautiful – still won't choose to live in one!)
- t-3 4y ago> (they only support up through 802.11n, I believe) Some newer wifi (iwx at least) work at higher speeds, but I believe this is mostly due to hardware functionality being moved to firmware. 802.11ac should be supported, but I haven't followed closely enough to know how well and in what drivers.
- t-3 4y ago> hardware functionality being moved to firmware Sorry for my lack of proofreading, this was not written correctly. Functions that were formerly handled in software drivers are now being handled in firmware by many wireless NICs.