On Tue, Feb 21, 2017 at 14:13:45 +0100, David Craven wrote: > In most you can not. And I don't know of a way to tell if it is > possible without trying it.
The card will either be soldered or be inserted into a slot much like a
PCI card. It sometimes has its own area on the outside of the case;
otherwise it's easy to find because the antennas that connect to it
usually go to the monitor or other corners of the case.
> What about laptops that don't have usb ports anymore? Are there any
> free USB-C wifi dongles yet?
USB-C -> USB adapter.
> What about laptops that have a single usb port? you can only plugin a
> thumbdrive or use wifi?
Does the kernel linux support multi USB port adapters? I've been
meaning to try.
I'm not saying this is ideal. I have only two USB ports on my C201
Chromebook. I use a Wifi dongle or pair my Replicant phone for Internet
access, leaving me with only one free port, which usually houses my
Nitrokey. If I need more ports, I'll need an adapter. Sometimes such
laptops come with {,Micro}SD card readers (mine does), which is also an
alternative to a flash drive.
Many of us are used to having to make sacrifices for freedom. Hopefully
one day this won't be necessary.
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