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countrypunk ,

I have a t480 and didn’t need to do that

velox_vulnus ,

That should be included by default in the Linux kernel, excluding the fingerprint driver, as they’re only Windows-compatible and would require contribution from someone. For the fingerprint, don’t keep your hopes up - most of them simply won’t work, thanks to them being manufactured mostly by Shenzhen Goodix, who are hardcore Windows simp.

However, if you’re using a Linux-libre kernel, then that’s a different story - most definitely, your WiFi drivers won’t work, as it excludes nonfree drivers, so your two choices would be to wait for the driver to be included, or to switch to the original Linux kernel.

boredsquirrel ,
@boredsquirrel@slrpnk.net avatar

In the nonlibre kernel

just_another_person ,

No, you just install the OS and make sure everything works. If you find a specific device not working, then start looking for answers. Linux isn’t like Windows in that you have to install drivers for every device individually. Most are in the kernel already, so you just install and go.

Marv ,

@someoneFromInternet
No proprietary drivers are needed, but some fine-tuning might be in place. Have s look here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Lenovo_ThinkPad_T480

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