I am new to Ubuntu. Can you please tell which drivers to install for basic and proper functioning of the system?
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You usually do not need any additional drivers, Ubuntu is able to handle most common devices out of the box. This is unless you experience any problems like a not properly working wireless network. In some cases, you might want to replace the default open source drivers with the proprietary ones provided by the device manufacturer for better performance or support of special features though. This usually applies to graphics cards, mainly nVidia and AMD ones. You check whether there are additional proprietary drivers available for your specific system by opening the System Settings and clicking on Software & Updates. Navigate to the Additional drivers tab. It takes a while to scan your device and will then offer you a list of devices for which you may chose one of multiple drivers. |
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Most of the time, there's no need to install additional drivers. The main three exceptions to this are:-
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