I find it the other way around. When I have to reinstall Windows, nothing works and I have to search the internet for the correct drivers. With most Linux distros, the generic drivers seem to work from the word go (especially the sound). Usually the only configuration I have to do (and indeed did do on the laptop I am using now) is to install the nvidia driver, but there is a built-in program for that.
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Installing a "new" os and the troubles - by moleque - June 15, 2009 at 4:34 am
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