If that doesn't work, reboot and install Windows. Then your problems won't seem so bad. Plus, always remember that in some parallel universe your hardware is supported and you have Debian running perfectly!

Felt like a little humor today.
neuraleskimo wrote:If that doesn't work, reboot and install Windows
stevepusser wrote:If there are infinite universes, then there has to be a Hellverse worse than our current one where installing Windows is indeed the answer.
neuraleskimo wrote:That's the one with MS Linux! Oh, wait that that might be the future after MS buys Canonical...uhm...shit!
sickpig wrote:MS Windows is pretty soon going to transform from "Windows subsystem for Linux" into MS Linux with a subsystem for Windows.
sunrat wrote:I have fears for Linux if MS becomes a major contributor to the kernel.
Head_on_a_Stick wrote:They were in the top five for kernel contributions for a few years running a while back and they are currently a Platinum member of the Linux Foundation.
LE_746F6D617A7A69 wrote:so I suppose that Mr sickpig is right - they are heading to MS Linux.
LE_746F6D617A7A69 wrote:That's true, but excluding improved support for MS hypervisors, they are mostly polluting the kernel with useless (and often just stupid) "extensions".
golinux wrote:That logo looks like a tsunami wave coming in . . . I guess that's the "extinguish" meme.
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