[01:58] <soumen> tomreyn: not yet. I am booting from USB. Hence i decided to first install the OS on hard drive and then try installing drivers. 
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[12:07] <dev22> hi any staff here?
[12:56] <tomreyn> soumen: this sounds like a good plan - if you can get the drivers installed that way. but it usually work. for example, you can - almost always - just connect your smartphone (if you have one) to the computer via usb bable, and configure the phone to share its internet connection (be it a local wireless or 4/5G). this doesn't require additional drivers to be installed on the linux desktop - all you need to do there is to enable the connection.
[12:57] <tomreyn> it's a bit unfortunate that we seem to live in opposed timezones. ;)
[16:10] <soumen> Okay i understood the process. I used to do the same with Windows earlier. 
[19:53] <tomreyn> very well :)