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Atheros was always the card of choice for Linux, but I'm not sure if that remains true in recent years. If you don't mind firmware loading, Intel's usually work well.
if you can find what chipset a listing is using you can look it up. I just looked up the top result (Asus ax1800) and it seems to be supported in linux >5.12 , though there are some people encountering bugs on oldish kernels.
I just used google and http://linux-hardware.org
edit: is this for a router??
Router? No, looking for a wireless/bluetooth card for a PC.
whoops. I googled asus ax1200 and got routers. anyhow the rest still applies
this post was submitted on 18 Oct 2023
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