Good!
Also, as a word of advice, when a bunch of linux forum folks tell you to do a bunch of manual stuff, don't listen to them.
It's always best to get fixes from your distro (or some package manager) first, where everything is integrated with the system and preconfigured and updated so you don't have to maintain it yourself over time. Like, for example, picking the legacy drivers from your distro instead of trying a manual install. I cannot emphasize this enough; it was a common mistake I made with linux early on.
I mean, not everything can be perfect, but its very easy to break the system and go down long maintenance rabbit holes.