On Wednesday, August 05 2020, Russell Reiter via talk wrote:
> This is sad. But the article is an interesting backgrounder on the internal
> chaos thats leading up to this.
>
> "They said that OS development was knocked down to lowest priority,” Ryan
> noted. It says it right there. That may
On Wed, Aug 5, 2020, 11:04 AM Russell Reiter wrote:
> Hey Phoronix got me through some kind of puzzling stuff relatively
> unscathed. I just liked some of the more pointed comments from this
> article, like its either RPM and reboot or Flatpak from the cloud.
>
Ha, no offense meant at phoronix.
Hey Phoronix got me through some kind of puzzling stuff relatively
unscathed. I just liked some of the more pointed comments from this
article, like its either RPM and reboot or Flatpak from the cloud.
I never personally used MS much past dos 6.2. I think thats because I got a
late start in
On Wed, Aug 5, 2020, 6:43 AM Russell Reiter via talk
wrote:
> This is sad. But the article is an interesting backgrounder on the
> internal chaos thats leading up to this.
>
> "They said that OS development was knocked down to lowest priority,” Ryan
> noted. It says it right there. That may
Thanks. I do know the password for my modem, and I was able to figure out where
to enter the information to change the settings on the laptop to enable wifi,
but I no longer have the authentication password.
I decided to leave things as they are and possibly buy a newer laptop sometime
in the
This is sad. But the article is an interesting backgrounder on the internal
chaos thats leading up to this.
"They said that OS development was knocked down to lowest priority,” Ryan
noted. It says it right there. That may explain quite a lot, not just about
RHEL’s direction but also Fedora’s. We
| From: Astrid R via talk
To actually solve your problem, we need to know more about:
- whether you know what your modem/router's WiFi password OR
if you can set it to a new password
- more details about how your computer's OS lets you set the WiFi
password. My best guess is that you can
