So I reached the wrong conclusion, but you did a lot of research and found no one who made a sound card that can reliably work on Linux except one overpriced company.
This is what you yourself reiterated. Not sure where the disconnect is.
My onboard sound works fine. Purchased the hardware years before deciding to even try Linux. You are trying to make one specific scenario out to be the norm but it’s clearly not.
Speaking for yourself it would seem
You just claimed it’s not possible to have working sound on Linux even if buying new hardware. This is… False. To say the least.
Even if they aren’t lying, if they’re so much of a contrarian as to do the opposite of whatever they hear, they don’t deserve Linux.
On a tiny scale. What like 3 local governments or less? Even if it was literally all of Europe you wouldn’t have a point
That’s exactly why Republicans like him.
Ah gotcha. It’s pretty nice. Got everything to work for a media PC. Took some upfront effort, and the device is still technically not supported but it works!
Did you mean ARM? As in arm cpu support?
“asterick” is not a thing.
Lotta words for simping for corporate censorship
And? Reasonably so. Tourists are annoying af
Same, but I’m much more recent. Got a rpi 5 running Arch. Been happy with it for 2-3 years now
A factual statement doesn’t have to be an argument
Filthy language! Funny how rather than acknowledging that you’re absolutely right about the self censorship, the cowards will downvote you like they do.
No self censorship?? Bullsh*t.
No, see. My version of xenophobic hatred is different and special. Also, history is BORRRING.
Lame ass corporate platforms ruined the Internet is what happened.
I am blaming you for claiming one literally cannot find sound hardware that works on Linux. It is a false statement. You can say whatever you want about “support” and pretend that is a standard to measure by but the actual truth you intend to obscure is that for nearly any sound hardware, it will work without any effort or attention paid whatsoever. It doesn’t matter in the least what companies claim to support Linux. 99% chance it works fine for any given random hardware.