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"Wondoze has better drivers than Linux!"
- I installed Wondoze on a real unmodified Intel computer, with an Intel Ethernet chip
- Ethernet doesn't work
- Sneakernet driver from Intel for wrong version of Wondoze
- Modify .inf files
- reboot
- Go into scary blue screen, then scary black screen, disable "driver signature enforcement"
- reboot
- try to install drivers, get presented with big scary red warning
- install anyways
- network works, yay!
So much easier than apt, pacman, dpkg, etc /s
@foxxy the wonders of (most) drivers being baked into the kernel
@foxxy That's because Intel puts actual effort to make it's drivers for Linux.
@Genstar Yeah am starting to see that now. I've been an ATI/AMD fanboi shill for so long...
@foxxy Because of that, Intel Wi-Fi cards have big demand among Linux users.
I've installed several distros of Linux on the same hardware and network just worked out of the box. Bluetooth didn't work though :c