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Every bad day for windows is another great day for Linux. You have choices. Make them.
by sandworm101 1y ago
Every bad day for windows is another great day for Linux.
You have choices. Make them.
- onemoresoop 1y agoToo bad that most people who are on windows only would never be capable of managing their Linux environment and instead of leaving Microsoft they learn to cope with how the new Windows is running and call that the new reality.
- frollogaston 1y agoDriver problems, of all things, isn't on my list of reasons to switch to Linux.
- bdangubic 1y agonot yet :)
- throaway920181 1y agoI only use Windows for gaming, and the Intel graphics driver keeps getting downgraded by Windows Update. It's pretty annoying to have a fully updated driver get reverted to one that's a few years old. Good luck changing that behavior as well.
- baobun 1y agoThat should happen less as Windows Updates reduces the amount of outdated drivers they ship, right?
- sandworm101 1y agoNo. Without any driver many devices will fall back to generic drivers. An old driver is usually far better than none. Think of a graphics card. With an out-of-date driver your screens should at least function at their designed resolution/number. With literally no driver, you will likely be back at VGA on a single screen. Have fund finding and updating drivers from a website in 640x480.
- int_19h 1y agoWith literally no driver, you will at least get SVGA VESA modes, same as in Linux.
- baobun 1y agoThe "that" here being: > the Intel graphics driver keeps getting downgraded by Windows Update Windows Update won't remove your already installed driver and replace it with nothing. Not that I'd find that shocking but that's not what's supposedly happening here.