For example, I saw a post the other day detailing how to set up a Brother laser printer on Kinoite. That’s not something I would have initially considered a potential problem to be solved. Another I ran into some years ago had to do with an Edimax WiFi dongle that used some weirdly specific Realtek 8812 radio, for which you had to set up the driver via dkms. A little prep and knowledge in advance would have saved days of searching online.
I’ve started a personal to-do list of things to research and make sure I have all my ducks in a row before I make the full-time switch on my main desktop, so besides the usual “back up your files” advice, I’m hoping y’all can point out some QoL things I and others may often miss!
#1 If someone has the macho habbit of not feeling in need of documentation, they need to unlearn it.
Better yet if you’re not prepared or/and ready to read learn and investigate just don’t pick Linux. Even Ubuntu and Mint need some care. Is not like you’ll be having trouble all day for every thing you try, loads of shit works outta the box first try. But when it doesn’t…