Hey Linux friends!
We’ve all faced that moment of doubt: will my new laptop, graphics card, or even a tiny USB adapter work with Linux? Sometimes it’s smooth sailing, other times it feels like a lottery. That’s why it’s so valuable to share our experiences and help others find hardware that just works without the headaches.
Share your hardware stories – what works, what doesn’t – and make life easier for fellow Linux users.
Are you running Linux on your desktop, laptop, GPU, network card, or even a sound card? Tell us how it’s working for you!
At some point, we’ve all asked: “Will this device work with Linux?” Your feedback could save someone else time, frustration, and money.
How can you share?
Just drop a short post including:
- the name and exact model of your device,
- the chip ID (you can grab it with
lspciorlsusb), - the distribution you’re using,
- and a quick note about what works well and what still causes trouble.
Why bother?
👉 You’ll help other Linux users choose hardware that actually works.
👉 Your post will be added to our list of verified devices.
👉 Together we’re building a community-driven database that makes Linux life easier for everyone.
Need inspiration?
You don’t have to be a pro – just share your real experience. Whether it’s a gaming rig, an old laptop, a graphics card, or a simple USB dongle, every bit of info helps.
🔧 So, what do you think?
Help the community – post a comment about how Linux runs on your hardware.