I can’t control my off-brand external monitor brightness connected from my laptop on w11, but I can just fine on Linux out of the box no fucking around needed
I can’t control my off-brand external monitor brightness connected from my laptop on w11, but I can just fine on Linux out of the box no fucking around needed
I am no expert at all, but I am reminded of what a buttload of drivers are included in the package group
linux-firmware. Maybe that’s why. 🤔🪛🔧Yeah maybe, and it’s only under 1gb to download, this show how bad and bloated w11 is
Yeah, I only use Windows every now and then in a VM to flash Android devices, because I can’t figure out how to use the CLI version of Odin on Linux. 😫 Even then, I use Tiny10 and debloat it with The Ultimate Windows Utility.
When I still had a Samsung phone I used Heimdall, but apparently it was not touched for 5 years, so I’m not sure if it still works for newer phones.
The drivers themselves are included in the kernel as loadable modules. A lot of things don’t even require the
linux-firmwarepackage.Ah, that’s right. Thanks for the clarification! I only mentioned the package as an example. Personally, I only ever install
nvidia-openon my gaming rig, because thenouveaudrivers simply don’t compete… On my laptop and server, a “blank” Arch install works as is. 😊