Linux and hardware. Help!!! First I'm new to Linux and going to give it a try (sick of M$). I'm going to build a new computer. And I am looking for some help on hardware that will support Linux. Or a list of hardware that will work under Linux would be...

Linux Hardware drivers. Can anyone shed some light on a driver issue. I have a new system with a Asus P5B Deluxe MB with the P965 chipset. Now this chipset does not support PATA drives so the motherboard has a JMicron chip to allow one PATA device. I my...

compatibility guide for newer hardware would be extremely helpful for many Linux users and those looking to make the switch. If ignorance is bliss, education will blow your mind. Most hardware will work fine considering linux. intergrated hardware isa pain...

linux hardware compability. Does anyone know of a website that list linux's compability with various hardware products? I know that an all inclusive list is rather hard to create, but I would appreciated being pointed in the right direction. <font color...

on some very expensive hardware and are in fact consolidating their systems using Linux. :) And we know IBM is anti-Microsoft in the first place and working hard to get people to use Linux because their hardware is so ungodly expensive. Top that off,...

time" Linux install? I want to be able to use the best features that Linux offers. Thank you. From my newb point of view, the biggest speed bump in Linux is hardware compatibility. For an easy "right the first time" install, I would research all of your hardware...

gaming, hardware, is also linux hardware - the real issue is how many users will use the Linux forums! So regardless what TG is all about (hardware, gaming...) Linux will not have a real stand alone forum to host barely 100 active posters and something like...

all, the support you get from Microsoft when you're into problems is hardly on the same level. But some exotic hardware may not have Linux support, which is something becoming more rare also. Generally the hardware support of Linux is quite good. 4. GNU/...

are you planning to run it on? Do you have a link to the hardware specs? :) thanks much for your reply i'm new here and a beginner of ARM &linux The hardware might belongs to the ARM9 seires i've got none link to hardware specialists i may finish reading...