Dipped in Ubuntu
Toshiba Satellite. Everything works dandy right out of the box.
Except the touchpad. It works, but occasionally it would crash the whole OS. I am not sure what the problem is, but only Gentoo works ok with the touchpad. But in Gentoo it works so well, I'm not sure how windows users live with no synaptics drivers.
make install - not war!
Oh hai!
May the Ubuntu Be With You!
I assume we are mainly talking about hardy installs here...
On my laptop, the restricted drivers manager installed the latest nvidia drivers which seem to be very buggy with my Geforce Go 6100 card. But using envy to install an older driver fixed that nicely.
On my desktop, it had no clue what to do with my Nova-T 500 tv carc. However I found a nice webpage with step by step instructions on how to get that working, so all good. - In case anyone surfs in on this page looking for the same howto, it is here http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php...Nova-T_500_PCI
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Well in Debian:
Wireless
Ati
Nvidia
(2 different cardsNot using both at the same time)
On a Kubuntu Live CD, everything worked out of the box, and it didn't take much configuration to get them working in Debian either.
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Cookies and cream
I guess it kind of depends on the definition, but pretty much all of my hardware worked fine out of the box on Hardy x64. Of course, some things (such as my trusty ol' Logitech MX1000) could be tweaked to better represent the functionality I desired. But I suppose everything provided at least basic functionality
Sturgeon's Law: Ninety percent of everything is crap.
5 Cups of Ubuntu
The proprietary Keyboard layout of my notebook. It has these programable launch buttons and a special Umlaut key, but the company is small and has no linux drivers. Everything else worked perfectly.
Gee! These Aren't Roasted!
All my hardware worked out of the box with Ubuntu for me.
Can't say the same for Windows XP.
A Carafe of Ubuntu
To the question in the thread name:
everything worked, guess i got lucky with the hardware.
Me, happy. :3
cheers! - Felix
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My GeForce 8500 GT.
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Everything worked.
Unlike my last 2 installations of Windows XP, which refused to recognize any of three different Ethernet cards.
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