On Mon, May 24, 2021 at 09:50:04PM -0400, Polyna-Maude Racicot-Summerside wrote: > > > On 2021-05-24 1:16 p.m., Henning Follmann wrote: > > On Mon, May 24, 2021 at 12:24:30PM -0400, Polyna-Maude Racicot-Summerside > > wrote: [...]
> >> > >> What a crazy thing here... > >> Now desktop environment cause network problem ! > > > > Hmm I do not think that a play by play is a decent way to solve any > > problems or to communicate on a public forum. > > > > ... anyway ... > > > > > >> > >> Ever tried using your network card from the CLI without loading Gnome > >> and doing a real test, also using Gnome without using the Network > >> Manager but other way of managing your network connection (as it's not > a > >> obligation to use the NetworkManager). > > > > Yes, there is nmcli which is the command line interface to your friendly > > network manager. I think it works rather well. > > > So why don't you first try doing a real diagnostic on your network. I am sorry. I created a big missunderstanding here. I actually assumed you were the auther of the OP. Sorry again, for creating this confusion here. And I agree with what yous said; collecting logs, information etc. Tho with a slighter less degree about iwconfig ;). > That is : > Connect as single user mode. > Use iwconfig to connect to your network. > > Gnome is a whole stack of software and only a small config problem in it > may be causing your problem. > > You jump pretty fast too conclusion. > > What you say here make as much sense as changing of operating system > because the version of LibreOffice bundled doesn't fit you well. > > The problem is in the network stack, then go find where the problem may be. > > You don't look at log, or don't talk like you did any type of diagnostic > other than doing two doubtful comparison and jump to a real fast conclusion. > > If you can connect using iwconfig then try using nmcli. > If using iwconfig work but not nmcli then you have two choice. > Either you configure your system to use the network without network > manager or you debug the problem into NetworkManager. > > If you really want people to help you out, you also have to do your share. > > That is : give logs about your system. > Accept to do diagnostic before making unjustified affirmation (that is, > without nothing to support them, AKA acting like Trump's stolen election). > >> > >>> > >>> Sorry, I'm answering neither of your (in other circumstances rightful) > >>> questions, since IMHO my findings made them irrelevant to the case. > >>> [...] Cheers, -H -- Henning Follmann | hfollm...@itcfollmann.com
