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5 User Tips for Configuring Your Hardware in Linux

neowin.net — I have heard lots of complaints about configuring hardware in Linux distributions. This argument has had lots of merit in the past, but with each new distribution or release, managing hardware has become much easier. With Ubuntu, the most popular Linux distribution to date, the developers have spent an incredible amount of time adding drivers...

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  • BalooUrsidae, on 09/01/2008, -0/+1Well, that's a tad short-sighted. Ubuntu is one of the smallest distributions in terms of package count. If you want flexability, go with Debian instead, which has enjoyed over a decade of being the most complete Linux distribution. It's not that much more difficult to install than Ubuntu, and both are still easier to install than XP...
  • Vadi0, on 08/31/2008, -0/+1The #5 tip is all you need if you value time.

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