No I was trying to do it through konsole "yay -s brave-bin " honestly i couldn't find a gui installer.
I'm not really sure what the issue was then because that should work. I thought they shipped it with pamac or something now for a GUI. Anyway, that's not really important.
My brother in Christ don't use Realtek USB wifi. They're just shit chipsets and there's a reason the drivers are not in the kernel (the reason being realtek just pumps and dumps those chips on an annual basis and they just copypaste the last year's driver with some minor changes for the new chip and calls it a day. Never patches or maintains them. A bunch of them sat in experimental for years until people were fed up and kicked them to the curb)
rtl8814au just not connecting saying wrong password 4-5 times then if it does connect signal is really low when it should not be, tried on 5 and 2.4 ghz both the same and the speed is very variable compared to my tethered phone running the same wifi network.
Did you try the drivers they say are for the 8112?
I think they've gotten better? My newest RTL chip worked out of the box.
You most likely have to DKMS it by using the AUR. You probably need https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/rtl88xxau-aircrack-dkms-git. Yay should work with it.
Certbot appears to be a foreign concept to them apparently, lmao even
I have always found some weird little chips that have bad support over the years but maybe it is better now. They've always been low in my opinion for driver quality all round though
I think they pay for one? But yeah. Its not the end of the world for most users no to have an expired cert for a few days a lot of the time but it shows the lack of care.
that's what i have done it worked flawlessly for 6 days then just shit the bed for no discernible reason, the one that worked was last updated 7 months ago so i have no fucking clue what happened to make it go from functional to shit.
no just the 8814au ones there were 2 versions I tried off github aircrack and morrownd (or some shit) both to the same result.
I think that comes down to the driver being shit because I recall having a similar card. RTL also has problems on Windows too. Its bad hardware in general, but comes in a lot of stuff because its cheap. If you can, replace it with a cheap Intel adapter. An AX210/AX200 for example.
Tbh I think you'd struggle to get a modern WiFi chip that's NOT an Intel AX. It's a real workhorse.
Last time I tried using archinstall, it didn't install the fucking SDDM properly.
Just log in from the console then launch the de from there, isn't that how you're supposed to use Arch?
null has said that he refuses to spend 4-5 figures on a new server, i wouldn't be surprised if he had the same attitude to the current server.
After I installed a X11 environment on Debian Potato by recursively copying .debs via floppy disk to an old 486 I was perfectly happy with using startx/xinit. If it was good enough for me then it's good enough for everyone else.
Well, maybe if it actually completed properly. Alas, that was not the case. I might give it another fuckaround with the craptop and see if they actually have it working properly now.
I've ordered an intel based PCI card, I have now spent more money on trying to use Linux than I have ever spent on windows.
