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I have those issues with power management and graphics drivers on stock Intel machines. The real problem is the kernel QA is shite and the vendor packaging QA i
by baz00 3y ago
I have those issues with power management and graphics drivers on stock Intel machines. The real problem is the kernel QA is shite and the vendor packaging QA is shite. Microsoft are actually orders of magnitude better and that's saying something.
- prmoustache 3y agoI don't know. My professional laptop on windows decided one day to only discover (or not) randomly the external monitors connected to my usb-c dock (same manufacturer as laptop). If I am booting on windows, every time I boot it is like rolling a dice to know if my screens will show something. Do not happen on Linux on same laptop. So I would say you have rose tinted glasses when using windows or just got lucky with it and unlucky with linux.