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icemaη

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Aug 27, 2008
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Off late I've been seeing really slow WiFi speeds on my Manjaro machine(1-2Mbps). WiFi works well on my Mac and all other devices (~50Mbps). Any idea what I should be looking at? I haven't changed any settings on my e900 router (running Tomato firmware) that could have caused the issue. So I'm guessing it's a machine or OS issue.
 

icemaη

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Aug 27, 2008
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I've switched back to Mint after struggling with the wifi on Manjaro. After a few updates it became unusable. I didn't have the energy to figure out what was wrong. Pity though, Manjaro was great otherwise. I'll miss Pacman.
I've an issue with Mint though. I connect an external monitor and keep the lid of my laptop closed most of the time. Now when I do that on mint, I'm not able to connect to any wifi networks nearby. So I've to keep the lid open to stay online. It's weird, since I can see the available networks, but not connect to it. Annoying, but not a show stopper.
 

JCK

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May 11, 2004
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icemaη;5149109 said:
I've switched back to Mint after struggling with the wifi on Manjaro. After a few updates it became unusable. I didn't have the energy to figure out what was wrong. Pity though, Manjaro was great otherwise. I'll miss Pacman.
I've an issue with Mint though. I connect an external monitor and keep the lid of my laptop closed most of the time. Now when I do that on mint, I'm not able to connect to any wifi networks nearby. So I've to keep the lid open to stay online. It's weird, since I can see the available networks, but not connect to it. Annoying, but not a show stopper.
Keep the lid open and do dual display.
 

AndreaCristiano

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Hey guys running unbuntu 18.04.2 bionic beaver and thinking of jumping to either Solus or Elementary OS anyone have any opinions on either distro??

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s4tch

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Mar 23, 2015
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Hey guys running unbuntu 18.04.2 bionic beaver and thinking of jumping to either Solus or Elementary OS anyone have any opinions on either distro??

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for a couple of weeks, i used elementary on my lenovo yoga. since elementary is based on ubuntu, you can rely on the same repo's. i just preferred ubuntu's interface so i went back to ubuntu. (until i needed to use windows once again due to work.)
 

AndreaCristiano

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for a couple of weeks, i used elementary on my lenovo yoga. since elementary is based on ubuntu, you can rely on the same repo's. i just preferred ubuntu's interface so i went back to ubuntu. (until i needed to use windows once again due to work.)
Great thanks for the insight!

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Marty

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Jul 2, 2005
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Not desktop but servers for me but I love Debian based dist. Running two Ubuntu 18.04.1 servers and two Debian 8 servers. Might move the Debian servers to Ubuntu as well.

Our main server here is running Debian 8 and the backup server as well. Then we have a couple of other servers connected to the site running Ubuntu too. :p
 

AndreaCristiano

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it feels like windows which is the OS I'm used to the most but I still stick to Fedora. I tried other distros but I always return to fedora.
O am using it with Gnome so it doesn't really feel to much like windows. I like Gnome better than KDE. KDE has sync issues with online accounts which I use

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Siamak

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O am using it with Gnome so it doesn't really feel to much like windows. I like Gnome better than KDE. KDE has sync issues with online accounts which I use

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there's one very bad thing about GNOME: performance, almost all animations skip frames and look very laggy on most configurations you can think of.
only on Fedora GNOME was running smoothly.
 

AndreaCristiano

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there's one very bad thing about GNOME: performance, almost all animations skip frames and look very laggy on most configurations you can think of.
only on Fedora GNOME was running smoothly.
I haven't found that issue on my 2008 iMac with both unbuntu and Manjaro everything is smooth and fast

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AndreaCristiano

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Well Manjaro just crashed after an update to my email client and wouldn't let me restart had to do a reinstall so now I'm going back to unbuntu
 

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