I've never had good results with a realtek wifi card. You can generally
get them going with a compiled driver (dkms) but it always seems fussy and
prone to breakage, so I almost always swap them out for an intel. Usually
it's an easy swap, and not expensive, but do check for that. Other issue
It's so nice to see that I am not the only one ...
Thanks, Scott
On Tue, 6 Jul 2021 at 00:59, Scott Murphy
wrote:
> Recycling emails is a problem… And don’t do it when you are tired, you
> forget to change something.
>
> When: Thursday, July 8, 2021
> Time: 19:00
> Where: jitsi video
On Tue, 6 Jul 2021, J C Nash wrote:
> I looked at either this one or the Intel i7 version. There seems to
> be a family of machines using mostly same "bits" and changing
> processor and sizes of SSD.
>
> FWIW Canada Computers Kanata has 1 and Merivale claims 3 in stock.
>
> I liked speed, RAM and
I looked at either this one or the Intel i7 version. There seems to be a family
of
machines using mostly same "bits" and changing processor and sizes of SSD.
FWIW Canada Computers Kanata has 1 and Merivale claims 3 in stock.
I liked speed, RAM and 1TB "disk".
When I went to look at the i5
i'm in the market for upgrading my current linux laptop, and would
like to go with something with AMD ryzen core, i have the opportunity
to pick up one of these:
https://store.hp.com/CanadaStore/Merch/Product.aspx?id=2L7Q8UA=ABL=NTB=en-CA
can anyone weigh in on HP's support for linux? i
