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Thats so nice.
Only thing that didnt work was the wifi card but that'll be an easy fix
Famous last words...
Remember ndiswrapper?
Goddamn…….. I forgot all about that……..
Yes, unfortunately. Everything is better now. We don't even have to generate a new xorg.conf anymore and worry about getting the refresh rate wrong.
Haha totally im asking for it now!
Yeah, it confused me at first, but now I love it and never want to have to go back to dealing with Device Manager freaking out if I need to move a drive or swap out hardware.