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There’s no such thing as an “old version” for an in-kernel driver. As the kernel is maintained, polished, and updated, all drivers are maintained as well. Pro
by winter_blue 1y ago
There’s no such thing as an “old version” for an in-kernel driver.
As the kernel is maintained, polished, and updated, all drivers are maintained as well.
Proprietary blobs otoh, will break quickly, and have to constantly keep up with new kernel releases.