Huh that’s strange because I’ve never had the driver break on me.

But I guess it means you’ve successfully installed the new card? Awesome

Might be a bit late of a reply, but I was able to install the Broadcom drivers super easy on my 2013 MBP. I know, different laptop, but same driver.

After installing Manjaro, KDE Neon, and Kubuntu, here’s what I did:

I paired it with my phone and shared my internet connection, then downloaded the Broadcom driver in the repo. Done!

I also installed Aurora (Fedora immutable distro) on it, and the Broadcom drivers were already installed, so it just worked, but every time my laptop went to sleep it crashed and I had to hold the power button to start it, so I gave up on that and installed Neon

LMAO the 8 letter word I saw was “cringing”

We bought an HP laser printer a few years ago… it drives me crazy in that when it goes to sleep mode, it never recovers, meaning you have to power cycle it to get it to respond again. Once it’s power cycled, it’s … fine, although I curse it anyway since it’s 2024 and how can they still make printers that still do this shit.

Anyway.

In Windows, on my wife’s and kids’ Windows PCs, it works most of the time but was a huge pain to set up with the stupid apps.

On Android, it works most of the time after setting up stupid apps.

On my Linux desktops, it worked perfectly out of the box on both of them. I couldn’t believe it. One desktop is Manjaro and the other is Mint

Thanks for the suggestion. It appears to be Mac/iOS only, so I can’t use it

I haven’t used RSS except circa 2000 when I tried adding a feed to my browser one time.

Do you have any recommendations on how to get a newsfeed set up. Are there any recommended apps?

Where was that? I just went to the movies for the first time in years, and bought 5 adult “premium seating” tickets for CAD$91.80, taxes in.

$16.25 each