I was thinking of switching distros to Ubuntu from Mandriva. The problem is
Mandriva One was the only Linux distro I have used that supports Broadcom
wireless drivers out of the box.
I was searching online and see people having trouble with this, but the newest
reference is from 2005. I have heard that Ubuntu has some great hardware
support now. Does anyone know how well Ubuntu works with Broadcom wireless
cards today?
I know I could use a wrapper and use the proprietary Windows driver, but I was
looking for a simpler approach. Something that would work out of the box, as
this is the main operating system on this laptop.
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