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    [–] [email protected] 2 points 12 hours ago* (last edited 12 hours ago)

    on windows:

    • My huion drivers require you to manually download them from an internet site and manually make sure it is a site you trust. Then you need to run them every time you want to use the pen functionality.
    • My DAC drivers needed to be installed from a site you think you trust and then sometimes I had to restart dac to run it.
    • My usb mic would randomly stop working and I'd need to reboot the drivers manually. If it hadn't be a common fucking issue on fucking windows since the start of time it would be a very enjoyable half day of troubleshooting and googling.

    On my linux: Upon first bootup after install I fully expected a nightmare but they all ended up working out of the box.
    No downloads

    None.

    None at all.

    No restarts of hardware.

    No reboots.

    They all just work. All the chifi and chinese tablets. Unlike on "user friendly windows". I haven't used the psu power button once cause linux is more stable.