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Right now I'm using a Dell Inspiron(17R) and am very happy with the Ubuntu support. Everything "just worked", the only thing that I had to tinker was changing a
by theshadow 14y ago
Right now I'm using a Dell Inspiron(17R) and am very happy with the Ubuntu support. Everything "just worked", the only thing that I had to tinker was changing a text file to make sure the headphones work, other than that absolutely no problems.
I had an HP dv7 series machine before this and that was a great Ubuntu machine as well, although it required a little more tinkering. This series of laptops have major overheating issues though with temperatures going north of 100 degrees Celsius if you put it on a flat surface without a cooling pad.
- GuiA 14y agoIt's crazy that in 2012, you still need to tinker a config file to make headphones (a feature used by virtually 100% of users) work under Linux.
- lumberjack 14y agoNot really. Just a different mentality where an autodetect script or a GUI interface would be considered bloatware when you could simply edit a .conf file instead.