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Very valid question. Every 6 years or so, I install a Linux just out of curiosity, to see the progress it has made over the years. Each time, I am disappointe
by aymeric 13y ago
Very valid question.
Every 6 years or so, I install a Linux just out of curiosity, to see the progress it has made over the years.
Each time, I am disappointed some essential piece of hardware need a crazy amount of compiling and googling before being able to use them (sound card, microphone, etc...).
I will give this one a try.
- hubtree 13y agoI had to go ahead and add ubuntu restricted extras from the software center, but after that everything worked. I didn't have to add any drivers for this distro to get sound, vid, mic, etc working properly. That's not surprising because the last few Ubuntu releases have gotten a lot better at out of the box hardware support. That's probably from Debian, but I don't actually know.