I need to buy a usb wifi dongle for my PC. I don’t have space for a PCI card.
What dongle would be supported out of the box in Bazzite?
Don’t take it as gospel, but anything in this list should probably work very well. In-kernel driver support, no reliance on Windows, and no built-in Bluetooth. You might want to cross-check against the kernel version of whatever OS you’re installing if you’re getting something bleeding-edge, but that’s to be expected.
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That’s an incredibly useful source you linked. Thank you.
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Thank you kindly. Did I do it wrong, though? The link I posted got rewritten into something that looks like a tracking link. Is there any way to opt out of the permalink rewrite bot stuff?
Are you talking about the “2” next to it? It seems fine to me. It is from a specific commit branch which is why it has the “f3001d8e…” in the middle of it.
That’s the part I’m talking about, yes. The link I posted was changed to link somewhere else and the way it was done does not make it obvious that someone else came along and changed what I wrote. I don’t like that and I would like to opt out. Whether or not the permalink is superior in this case isn’t even certain, but that’s kind of secondary to my concern of having my links rewritten on the sly.
I’m genuinely sorry to be a bother, but I think the permalink bot is a bad idea and I would like to opt out if possible.
No idea what this is, we’re not running any kind of bot to change your link, that long number is the hash to the branch you pointed to, not a tracking link.
I apologize if I am seeming contrarian, truly, but you can click the edit button on my post and see the changes for yourself. The link that is shown is not the link that I typed.
My spell-checker doesn’t automatically correct things it thinks might be wrong, my e-mail client doesn’t automatically attach my personal files to e-mails because it thinks I mentioned it in context, and I don’t want my forum account surreptitiously rewriting my links because it thinks it knows better. It’s very bad form regardless of how functionally correct it might be. Is it really so crazy that I’d ask to opt out?
Sorry, again, for inadvertently stirring up drama - I thought that there would be an easy way to opt out and certainly didn’t imagine that the request would trigger defensive vibes.