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Are there any modern wifi cards that work with Linux and have 100% FOSS drivers (no proprietary binary blobs)?

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I was thinking of getting a wifi card like that, but can’t seem to find any.

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I install residential and business internet for a living and I have yet to encounter a single AX AP operating in the wild (yes I check every time, and yes my devices support it). And our own routers only do N.

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TwanHE@lemmy.world
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We are already having wifi 6 routers being replaced with 6e capable ones.

Just don’t ask about how few of the devices used actually support 6ghz.

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