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jlarocco
on Dec 24, 2018
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Linux 4.20 released
That's not entirely true. It works that way because your distro maintainer built a kernel with nearly every module turned on to support the widest range of hardware out of the box.
ufo
on Dec 24, 2018
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Sure, but that is the default configuration that most Linux users will encounter.
IntelMiner
on Dec 25, 2018
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It would still be reasonably easy to lspci and then compile the drivers into your kernel as needed
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