It could be interesting if you could cite a scientifically credible study, but your sample size of 1 isn’t statistically significant to your claim. When a Linux user can show me a driver from say Ubuntu 6 that you can download from the web and drop into Ubuntu whatever number they are up to now? THEN we can talk about it being a windows replacement.īecause as it is now I would argue its really more of a MacOS replacement except those with the money to buy the latest and greatest hardware, IE Mac users? Really do not want it, and the odds are if your hardware isn’t supported by Windows anymore the Linux support will be worse. This is what always drove me nuts about the Linux crowd, the easily disproved myth of “Linux supports more hardware” which it can easily be proven doesn’t because its lack of a stable ABI means a driver that worked yesterday may not work today, meanwhile I have sound cards from the WinXP era running perfectly fine with full surround sound on Win10-thanks to backwards compatibility. want an example? Find me a driver that will give me hardware acceleration for the first gen AMD APUs on Linux…go on I’ll wait…you can’t, they don’t exist.Īnd there is already a hack that will let you bypass the system reqs for win 11 (and I’m sure one that will let you bypass the reqs for 12 when it comes out) but thanks to Linux refusing to have a standard ABI drivers for Linux only last as long as some poor schmuck is willing to constantly rewrite them for the latest kernel. Except Linux doesn’t work on older hardware either, so its a moot point.
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