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Rock and hard place. If you run something "well-tested" on a new platform (e.g. latest Thinkpad or XPS) you possibly aren't going to have sound, a webcam, a fun
by PennRobotics 3y ago
Rock and hard place. If you run something "well-tested" on a new platform (e.g. latest Thinkpad or XPS) you possibly aren't going to have sound, a webcam, a functional trackpoint, accurate color profile, mobile broadband, a fingerprint reader, proper sleep, and, and, and
- nineteen999 3y agoIt's long established that Linux will lag eg. Windows in terms of driver and hardware support. It's been that way since the 1990's. This is one of the few downsides and not news. You can always run a mainstream desktop OS on the shiny laptop and run Linux in a VM (eg. WSL2) until your hardware is supported by a stable distro.