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since the kernel is now updated regularly it would be convenient to switch to it's in-tree wireless drivers, and abandon backports for good. mixing new wireless drivers with older kernels is generally a bad idea.
i have witnessed at least one situation (on a 64bit PC) where backports driver performed worse than the one built into kernel
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since the kernel is now updated regularly it would be convenient to switch to it's in-tree wireless drivers, and abandon backports for good. mixing new wireless drivers with older kernels is generally a bad idea.
i have witnessed at least one situation (on a 64bit PC) where backports driver performed worse than the one built into kernel
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: