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On Thu, 11 Apr 2013 15:37:34 -0400, MichaelJF wrote:
> so I will give Suse another try. In fact from Version 4 to Version 11.3
> I ever had a Suse at my disk but I ever missed drivers for actual
> printers, screens or WLAN devices. Since my new machine is not really
> new but at least available since two years (Dell XPS, I have nearly the
> same one at my office since two years) I hope that Suse will work. But
> since Windows 8 is nearly unusable without being watched by Microsoft
> it's better to give Suse or another Linux Version a try.
Glad to help out - if you have issues, a post in the forums at
forums.opensuse.org is usually a good way to get the issue sorted out. :)
If the hardware you're using requires binary firmware to run, there is an
extra step needed to get it working (because it's SUSE/openSUSE policy to
only include free software and not binary blobs - an untainted kernel is
a goal of the project), but that's usually very quick to sort out.
There's a very good sticky post in the wlan forum as well to help with
wlan issues - and one of the kernel wlan developers helps out in the
forum as well. :)
Jim
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