Attempting to set up software on a Linux server but encountering persistent issues.
Attempting to set up software on a Linux server but encountering persistent issues.
To turn it off later, you’ll need to follow the specific steps provided in the instructions. Once enabled, disabling it usually involves a similar process—checking settings or using a toggle option. After disabling, you should remain connected to Wi-Fi unless you’ve saved any session data.
A server is essentially a machine that provides its resources to others. Using GNOME won’t cause any problems. My Plex server runs GNOME since I’m not very experienced with the Linux command line. My suggestion is that if you’re not comfortable with the command line, consider enabling DE instead.
You're doing great with the installation—thanks for your support! If you run into more issues, it's best to stick to this thread unless you need clarification. Otherwise, feel free to create a new one for further help.
You might revisit this discussion once your configuration is complete. However, I’m looking forward to the day when these issues are resolved.
This appears to be a driver-related problem. It seems the driver might be missing from the installer or the Wi-Fi adapter isn't compatible with Linux.