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Techniques for working with devices in Linux

DEVICE TRICKS

Author(s): JOE CASAD

Linux is getting much better at managing devices, and the versatility of open source software leads to some interesting innovations.

Experts and beginners will tell you that devices are the perennial challenge of Linux systems. Linux is fast, stable, and safe – if you can get it to run on your hardware.


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