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Special Forums Hardware Does this hardware works with Linux Post 302986374 by Corona688 on Thursday 24th of November 2016 11:00:46 AM
Old 11-24-2016
Linux's relationship with hardware is very different than the relationship of Microsoft with hardware vendors. Linux doesn't know, or even care really, what model a motherboard is. It just scans the plug-and-play bus to get the list of devices, and checks whether it has drivers for them or not. This has always meant that "compatibility lists" for Linux are going to be very incomplete. Without buying and testing every possible motherboard on the planet, how would we ever know?

There is probably at least partial support for most PC hardware on the market, though, and workarounds for a lot of the rest, or eventual fixes. The biggest showstoppers are liable to be graphics related, as the drivers for those are always going to be proprietary, it seems, and fixes mean "bugging the vendor for a new version". Search for these motherboard models plus "linux" or "ubuntu" to see if any linux users have reported problems and/or workarounds for them. Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, but until some other linux user buys it and tries it out and reports their success or failure, conclusive evidence will be scarce to none.

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SWISS::Stars::EV(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				     SWISS::Stars::EV(3pm)

   new
   fromText
   toText
   sort
   addEvidence($category, $type, $initials, $attributes [, $date])
	Title:	  addEvidence

	Usage:	  $evidenceTag = $entry->Stars->EV->addEvidence($category,
								$type,
								$initials,
								$attributes
								[, $date])

	Function: adds the evidence to the EV block if it does not yet exist
		  or returns the correct evidence tag if the evidence already exists,
		  possibly with a different date.

	Args:	 $category: the evidence category. Currently one of 'A', 'C', 'I','P'.
		 $type: the evidence type
		 $initials: The initals of the person doing the update.
			    For programs this should be '-'.
		 $attributes: the attributes of the evidence
		 $date: optional. If present, it must be in standard SWISS-PROT
			date format. If not present the current date will be used.

	Returns: The correct evidence tag.

   updateEvidence($category, $type, $initials, $attributes [, $date])
	Title:	  updateEvidence

	Usage:	  $evidenceTag = $entry->Stars->EV->updateEvidence($category,
								   $type,
								   $initials,
								   $attributes
								   [, $date])

	Function: updates the evidence to the EV block to $date or inserts it
		  if it does not yet exist.

	Args:	 $category: the evidence category. Currently one of 'A', 'C', 'I','P'.
		 $type: the evidence type
		 $initials: The initals of the person doing the update.
			    For programs this should be '-'.
		 $attributes: the attributes of the evidence
		 $date: optional. If present, it must be in standard SWISS-PROT
			date format. If not present the current date will be used.

	Returns: The correct evidence tag.

Name
       SWISS::Stars::EV.pm

Description
       SWISS/Stars/EV.pm represents the evidence section within an SWISS-PROT + TrEMBL entry. See
       http://www3.ebi.ac.uk/~sp/intern/projects/evidenceTags/index.html

       For a usage example, see evTest.pl in the Swissknife package.

Inherits from SWISS::ListBase.pm
Attributes
       "list" Each element of the list describes one evidence, itself represented as an array.

perl v5.10.1							    2006-01-26						     SWISS::Stars::EV(3pm)
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