> They'll sell you a laptop that is Linux compatible, but not everything will work.
That is despicable on Dell’s part. The definition of ‘compatible’ is that everything will work.
That is despicable on Dell’s part. The definition of ‘compatible’ is that everything will work.
Meh. It was well known when I bought one so it's not underhand and I find it a pretty irrelevant feature anyway. Ubuntu logs-in very quickly so using a power button finger print reader is a more convoluted gesture to me than putting hands on the keyboard. It would need that newer feature that caches the fingerprint from the power-on event to be worthwhile.