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by SoftTalker
28 days ago
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BSDs handle WiFi fine as long as it's a supported device. Generally meaning there's a BSD-compatible licensed open-source driver for it. Battery life hasn't been the best story but at present it's pretty good. Same with Linux on that front, maybe still lagging a bit. If you're going to be running a BSD on a laptop, do some research first and buy one that's well supported. Thinkpads are generally a good choice AFAIK, but you need to look more deeply than a brand or manufacturer. |
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