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Problems on problems - Mint can't see my wifi card.
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Linux Mint is not a beginner Distro
Say what now?
Goalposts in transit.
It's what was suggested here to me
Yes, I know that. And then the outdated kernel has missing drivers, or packages are outdated, etc. and you are searching for solutions that only apply to Mint
Those issues and solutions are mirrored in Ubuntu 22.04.
Interesting, I'm running LM:DE, and haven't had any problems, on first start up it offers up a selection of things I might want to do including loading proprietary drivers. So far I have it running on multiple computers, including two POS terminals that were never meant to be used as computers.