Adam Nielsen

> > also discovered there is an MT7922 chipset that directly competes with the Intel AX210 > > I have missed this. Link? There are a couple in the newly...

No problem at all if you want to remove it. My reason for including it was twofold. One is that one day adapters may show up including it, and it...

@amisix Where are you seeing NAT hardware flow offloading in the Linux driver? I didn't think Linux made use of that. I imagine it would increase speeds if you had...

Totally understand wanting to cater to newbies. But surely we can also cater to experts as well? It seems people are either in two camps - they aren't hardware people...

Yes it would be good to have a kernel version listed as the starting point from when the device was first supported, but then at present the list seems to...

That's what the [chipset list](https://github.com/morrownr/USB-WiFi/blob/main/USB_Chipsets.md) is for, so you don't have to remember the differences 😛

The drivers would support all the router chipsets as most routers run Linux, so on a router either they ship a hacky proprietary driver or they just use the normal...

I did, but I'm not sure how accurate the steps are because it tells you to run `php extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/maintenance/setupStore.php -v` but when I do that it complains `Unexpected option v!`...

I tried altering `extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/src/SQLStore/PropertyStatisticsStore.php` at line 164 where the error was, and added an extra `if` condition around it: ``` +if ($addition > 0) { $success = $this->addToUsageCount( $pid, $addition...

@Qwerty-Space Is there a reason you would prefer Flow instead of using [Barrier](https://github.com/debauchee/barrier)? (an open source fork of the former Synergy project)