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wireless cards for linux?
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I've heard from people that wireless ethernet cards aren't supported by linux because the companies won't release drivers. However, I read something else that implied that there were cards that were supported. Is it just certain companies that won't release drivers? I want to get a laptop for college next year with just Linux on it, but I want to make sure I can make use of the hotspots all around campus (yay for Iowa State)
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I've heard that the eMachines M5312 notebook is great on Linux *cough*.
It's a great computer on Windows also. It has a broadcom WLAN card, which does have Linux drivers that seem to work for most people.
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