thanks a ton for this

My wifi connection keeps dropping on my new Asus laptop; why is that?

Wi-Fi problem on Fedora 26 is a known bug: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1465138

Good. Are you walking from place to place or wifi just dropping in one place?

thanks a ton for this

I can give you some of my wallpapers in private. Don`t want to trash that chat)

I can give you some of my wallpapers in private. Don`t want to trash that chat)

sure

thats wud be lovely

Good. Are you walking from place to place or wifi just dropping in one place?

I've connected my phone hotspot to my Fedora on my laptop, at home...

I can give you some of my wallpapers in private. Don`t want to trash that chat)

Me too, if you don't mind...

I've connected my phone hotspot to my Fedora on my laptop, at home...

no wonder it fluctuates then

as in i mean have u installed Russian language & its font ?

Yeap. english, english(US) (for libreoffice); russian, ukranian. I`m from Ukraine)

Yeap. english, english(US) (for libreoffice); russian, ukranian. I`m from Ukraine)

oh, sorry if i got it wrong

I probably think so, I haven't run any diagnostics yet... It used to work on my KDE neon, before I deleted the partition...

Haven't you a smartphone? You can connect it and see if it works normally.

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Yeap. english, english(US) (for libreoffice); russian, ukranian. I`m from Ukraine)

does Russian & Ukranina fonts look good in Libreoffice ?

does Russian & Ukranina fonts look good in Libreoffice ?

I use english(US) in libreoffice

Haven't you a smartphone? You can connect it and see if it works normally.

Ah, my smartphone is providing the hotspot, but the wifi connection is working on my tablet and my secondary laptop...

Yes, look good. But I like to learn english.

Yes, look good. But I like to learn english.

i was just asking

u can try hotspot via usb-cable from smartphone

How do I find that out?

If you didn't install, it's unlikely you'll have it. Network Manager is the default. Just look up in DNF or the software manager you prefer to see if it's installed or not.

u can try hotspot via usb-cable from smartphone

On Fedora?

i was just asking

no problem about it, calm down) I`m don`t understand why you sorried)

Ah, my smartphone is providing the hotspot, but the wifi connection is working on my tablet and my secondary laptop...

OK, that proves that your internet is working. I think there's some kind of command to test this but I can't remember which one.

If you didn't install, it's unlikely you'll have it. Network Manager is the default. Just look up in DNF or the software manager you prefer to see if it's installed or not.

I haven't installed anything new re: network managers...

iptables

On Fedora?

yup

yup

I've only ever heard of this on winblows...

iptables

Hmm?

no problem about it, calm down) I`m don`t understand why you sorried)

no no, i'm not worried or anything, just wanted to know how good the support for non english languages was in Fedora

On Fedora?

u can, but i think it'll be slightly complicated

u can, but i think it'll be slightly complicated

How do I do it?

How do I do it?

um, i got no idea actually, never tried it before, but i remember seeing a video about that long back

um, i got no idea actually, never tried it before, but i remember seeing a video about that long back

?

Oh, man. Just open a terminal

smartphone internet usb-tethering ?

smartphone internet usb-tethering ?

How do you do it?

ifconfig see your wlan name then ifconfig WLAN_NAME up ````

mmm, wpa2?

what protocol of your wifi host?

what protocol of your wifi host?

I have no idea...

well, no problem

In the past, I usually connect usb cable from smartphone to laptop, then activate usb - tethering from android smartphone settings

ifconfig see your wlan name then ifconfig WLAN_NAME up ````

Hold on, imma run this.

Then see it on your network manager, that you screenshot

You cannot connect to WPA2 network on Fedora 26 due bug until it will be resolved. Just wait for fix.

do u have a night light in cinnamon ? ?

You cannot connect to WPA2 network on Fedora 26 due bug until it will be resolved. Just wait for fix.

I'm using 25, and I can connect, albeit intermittently

I think that an ark gtk3 theme

I'm using 25, and I can connect, albeit intermittently

so, what`s protocol?

See, when you run something in cosole you see what`s problem about

And if it dropped you see why does it dropped

See, when you run something in cosole you see what`s problem about

What do I run?

You need to connect via terminal

do u have a night light in cinnamon ? ?

Night light?

You need to connect via terminal

Okie, tell me the command

that`s program

and see settings of cnnections

there must write it

You cannot connect to WPA2 network on Fedora 26 due bug until it will be resolved. Just wait for fix.

I'm connected to WPA normally....

that`s program

OK, but you said connect via terminal?

I'm connected to WPA normally....

WPA2 PSK works, but WPA2 Enterprise - don't. See bug: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1465138

OK, but you said connect via terminal?

wpa2 or wpa or something else

it`s all use other argumments to command

oh, and you need to install wpasupplicant

I don`t know if it installed by default, cause I use my post-install script in all systems

oh, and you need to install wpasupplicant

How? My internet has gone to pot :(

ERROR: S client not available

but you can try search that package if installed

wpa2 or wpa or something else

command not found

if not just download by phone or other machine and move to your system

oh, and you need to install wpasupplicant

command not found

command not found

it`s not a command, that`s standarts of wifi hosts

if not just download by phone or other machine and move to your system

yup, maybe that the other one solution ?

command not found

yum search wpasupplicant

found it?

found it?

Nope, no matches found...

okay

yum search wpasupplicant

might want to use DNF now (though yum should still work)

fedora core 25 you said, one minute

Night light?

see this , https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_26_talking_points#Fedora_Workstation

sudo dnf search wpa_supplicant

might want to use DNF now (though yum should still work)

I did.

the underscore missing probably did it

sudo dnf search wpa_supplicant

That's what I did...

i386 or amd64?

Amd64

the underscore missing probably did it

Hold on

u can type... $ sudo dnf search wpa* too ?

Excellent!!

do u have a night light in cinnamon ? ?

You can use redlight

install that`s 3 packages

I just got it, and the GUI for it...

see this , https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_26_talking_points#Fedora_Workstation

Oh, no. Of course I don't use that thing. I keep my screen in its normal and finest calibration.

when you install it wpa_passphrase YOUR_WIFI_HOST YOUR_PASSWORD

then ..

vi or nano?