If you're a Linux user, you probably know that Wi-Fi problems can be annoying and confusing at times, even for those of us with computing experience. I've used several adapters that should work out of the box with Linux but didn't work and in some cases didn't work at all. This is the only adapter I can plug into ANY Linux computer whether it's running Debain, Fedora, Ubuntu or even desktop, laptop, microcontroller etc and it works every time. If I need a wireless adapter, I'll buy it, period.
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