Fedora Features - Smolt solves hardware compatibility problems

Many Linux enthusiasts consider the hardware configuration to be compatible with Linux systems when purchasing new computers. In fact, more people just buy their favorite shapes and configurations of computer hardware. When they went home to install the Linux distribution, they found that a lot of hardware could not be recognized and properly supported by the system. In the sense that these people may go to the forum and others complain that Linux is a system of how to earth, "how do you even support xx?" ”.

If there is a software that can track and record all hardware support and compatibility for Linux distributions, it will be a very considerate and tempting thing for users. In Fedora, your needs can be met.

Fedora inside a man named Smolt project, has collected more than 79,000 hardware configuration information. All data can be seen on the Smolt website, which will be used to facilitate vendor collaboration, improve the user's hardware experience, evaluate systems and better reporting tools, and prioritize development and quality inspection for common hardware.