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morning
https://twitter.com/ALT_uscis/status/1289123431850614784 This brings us back to the old A-Sock, A-soohss pronunciation
how would you pronounce Assoccer
?
I don't care what the inventor of GIFs wants me to call things, there's no such thing as jraphics
@ben.hammond option 3: A-soak
Any Dell XPS 13â / Arch users in here today..? My 2018 XPS 13â has just started to refuse to start my wireless card... Two days ago it was fine; just woke it from sleep, no amount of cajoling can get the wireless to turn on. Have gone around the rfkill
and ip link set wlp2s0 up
roundabout a few times and rebooted a bunch of times but I cannot coax it back to life :-(
Unfortunately if I can't get it working this will render my personal linux box effectively unusable đ
I really don't relish copying all the data off and starting from scratch, plus I like Arch...
@dominicm - F10 appears to be backlit keyboard. There is an antenna on the Home key, but that appears to only turn on / off the Bluetooth module
It just stopped working after being in sleep - I hope it's not actually died, the machine is out of warranty
Itâs just so weird - 2 days ago I was connected to the WiFi on it, having updated. I put it to sleep, woke it this afternoon and âWireless is Deactivatedâ in the Desktop UI and no way to bring it back up
Maybe... Itâs worked flawlessly for 2.5 years, so I donât have any specific reason to suspect it. Plus 2 days ago I did an update and power cycles the laptop and then used it for a couple of hours with WiFi then put it to sleep. WiFi was none existent on wake up.
Yeah, I know what you mean, but there does not seem to be a control for this - itâs all a bit too high level ;-)
Yeah, it would appear that I canât get the LTS kernel without being connected to the internet :-(
Ahh, you can get usb ethernet adapters, if you don't mind spending a bit of money and waiting
For trying a different kernel, I would try burning a live image of another distro to a usb stick first (if I didn't already have a usb-ethernet thing)