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Do you use it on a laptop? Because I think that's where most of the pain points lie.
by benoau 1y ago
Do you use it on a laptop?
Because I think that's where most of the pain points lie.
- notnullorvoid 1y agoI've daily drove Linux on various laptops and haven't had much issues in the last decade. Most of these laptops have been Intel CPU with Nvidia GPU.
- marssaxman 1y agoI haven't used anything but Linux on a laptop in over a decade, and for me it really does "just work" (unless you're including one-and-done BIOS setup issues and the like).
- prmoustache 1y agoIt really depends the kind of laptops. Gaming laptops with nvidua gpus and exotic stuff? maybe. Business laptops with intel everything from integrated graphics to lan/wifi are usually painless. That has been my experience on Fedora in the last 15 years. Caveat being to do some research before purchase about support of third party devices like printers or scanner.