Will all or at least most wireless USB adapters be fully Linux compatible in time?
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If such a device is not widely distributed or contains technology about which no information is available and little can be discovered, it isn't likely there will be anyone who will or can devote the time and effort to get it to work.
It's still the case that there isn't sufficient incentive for most hardware manufacturers to consider linux as a natural part of their market, although some are more open and friendly than others.
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Will all or at least most wireless USB adapters be fully Linux compatible in time?
