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Well, I'm big GNU/Linux proponent but I will never ever use on Linux on my laptop or desktop unless it will support Linux out-of-the-box. I just got fed-up afte
by daliusd 14y ago
Well, I'm big GNU/Linux proponent but I will never ever use on Linux on my laptop or desktop unless it will support Linux out-of-the-box. I just got fed-up after 14 years of trying to do that. There are machines that work really well with Linux (e.g. Thinkpads) but a lot of cheaper machines is royal pain in the ass.
- udpheaders 14y agoThis is a frustrating problem. Not only with Linux (which I'd argue has some of the best support of any open src OS). The only solution I've come up with is to steer away from hardware that is brand new on the market. Buy stuff that is a few years old. With an open source OS, it's still going to as fast (probably faster, and certainly more agile) than new hardware coming fresh off the assembly line loaded down with the latest crapware OS.