The LinuxDriverWizard project is designed to simplify the process of managing, installing, configuring, and updating various types of drivers on Linux systems. This README provides essential information for users and developers, helping them understand the project's purpose and functionality.
LinuxDriverWizard streamlines driver management on Linux, making it easier to install, configure, and update drivers for a variety of hardware components.
Follow the steps below to install LinuxDriverWizard on your Linux system:
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Clone this repository to your local machine:
https://github.com/teamcoreQ/LinuxDriverWizard.git
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Change to the LinuxDriverWizard directory:
cd LinuxDriverWizard -
Make the shell script executable:
chmod +x linux_driver_wizard.sh
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Run LinuxDriverWizard:
./linux_driver_wizard.sh
LinuxDriverWizard simplifies driver management tasks. You can use it to:
- Scan for available drivers.
- Install drivers for various hardware components.
- Resolve driver-related issues.
LinuxDriverWizard provides customization options. Refer to the tool's documentation for details on modifying configuration settings.
Developers interested in contributing to the project should adhere to the following guidelines:
- Follow coding standards.
- Use appropriate pull request procedures.
- Report issues following the provided guidelines.
- Use the Conventional Commits commit convention for clear and consistent commit messages.
Disclaimer: LinuxDriverWizard is a community-driven project and does not guarantee the compatibility or functionality of every driver on every Linux distribution. Always back up your system before making driver changes and proceed with caution.
If you have questions, suggestions, or encounter issues with LinuxDriverWizard, feel free to get in touch with us:
- Email: mail.coreq@gmail.com
- GitHub Issues: Report an issue