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Thunderbolt On Linux Not Yet Primed For Success

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As a word of caution for anyone that was hoping Thunderbolt (a.k.a. Light Peak) was in good shape for Linux, the Intel technology doesn't appear to be quite ready yet...

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caitlyn ·
While this is unfortunate it seems to me that the monitor will still work if you don't hot plug it. Just plug it in before powering up. That may not be ideal but it certainly isn't a show-stopping issue. Am I misunderstanding this? If not, why would this be worth an article warning people away from Thunderbolt on Linux?

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