Short story... I manged to break the CPU socket so the motherboard is effectively toast.
Since I'm keeping al the stuffings, I need another AM4 board with two NVME slots to replace it.
The originakl is an AOrous B450 Pro wifi 1.0 version. Should I just get another one off ebay, or consider an alternative?
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Commedore needs to lean into development of its Linux distribution, OS Vision. I believe that like Mint it should be offered in several preconfigs ranging from the absolute silliness of the original release to prepackaged configurations that would take things more seriously such as an Office oriented set of packages, a graphics set, and a barebones set up, all of which could be added onto or otherwise modified with a soilid package manager.
Instead of developing new hardware, OS Vision should take advantage of what is already out there, such as developing distros for for T2Linux, and the various ARM platforms such as Raspberry PI and other ARM SBCs and Apple Silicon.
I have a Netgear router I no longer need. The unit still works to WiFi 5 specs but it is no longer supported.
My plan is to factory reset it and donate it to a local Salvation Army.
Is there an ethical reason why this would be a bad idea?
I'm replacing the wifi card in my laptop for a bunch of non-Hackintosh reasons, but I'd like to pick its replacement with Hackintosh in mind, so I'm casting for suggestions, preferably one I can order from either Amazon or Micro Center.