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[-] eldavi@lemmy.ml 40 points 6 months ago* (last edited 6 months ago)

at first i was baffled by the people reporting that they couldn't get gpu and wifi to work; but them i remembered that my experience with those 2 made switch to buying from linux-only companies so long ago that i forgot that most people buy windows-only hardware to try linux on.

i have linux privilege. lol

As someone who wants to switch to Linux, what are some decent Linux-only companies you would recommend?

[-] insufferableninja 1 points 6 months ago

AMD GPU over Nvidia. Intel wifi over pretty much anything else

In that case, I'm fucked. Lol. I have a Nvidia GPU because I do a lot of gaming, and in preparation for switching to Linux I was going to buy an AMD GPU with my tax refund and then

✨W I S D O M

  T O O T H

  R E M O V A L ✨

happened so now I'm stuck with my RTX 2060. grumble grumble

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