Thread 107146875

It's IMPOSSIBLE to share your wifi connection by creating a hotspot on Linux.

That's just 3 clicks away on windows.

off windows.

>>107146875 (OP)
Skull issue

>>107146875 (OP)
What's with all the kikeosoft shills today?
https://help.ubuntu.com/stable/ubuntu-help/net-wireless-adhoc.html.en
https://github.com/lakinduakash/linux-wifi-hotspot

I vaguely recall this being possible through the GUI on Linux Mint

>>107146875 (OP)
I just click the hotspot button on KDE, idk what all the other desktops are doing.

>all solutions didnt work
your responses?
>>107147384
>>107147384
If you start a hotspot with KDE your wifi gets disconnected.

>>107146875 (OP)
you already made this thread today, and people told you that you are lying:

https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/107140248/#107140248

>>107147406
Yes, wifi cards usually can not run a hotspot and be a client at the same time.
Not even the ones built into wifi routers can, they simply have a second one, or third our fourth one for it.

This doesn't change the fact that you are a liar.

>>107147424
two clicks in KDE, three in your toddler spyware

>>107147406
>make thread
>get told that you are wrong
>thread dies 20 posts in
>wait a few hours, till American hours, because maybe mulattoa are dumbet
>get told that you are wrong
>get told that you already make this thread

>>107146875 (OP)
nope
>>107147436
>Yes, wifi cards usually can not run a hotspot and be a client at the same time.
correct

>>107147494
And KDE supports multiple wifi cards to be clear. KDE lets you have a hotspot and wifi and lets you manage it with sane buttons.

>>107147436
so when I boot on windows my wifi cards does get replaced?
>>107147446
wdym im pretty sure KDE also doesnt allow it

>>107147506
Yeah, I know, but it is as you said: most laptops & desktops come with only one (or less) wifi card, making this a hardware issue, not a software one

>>107147521
Read the thread.

>>107147521
>im pretty sure
You are wrong. Install a KDE distro. Try it

>>107147128
>https://github.com/lakinduakash/linux-wifi-hotspot
This worked, lads. But as you can see, it's not 3 clicks away.

[SOLVED]

>>107146875 (OP)
haha OP I love froggo XD

>>107148395
same

>>107146875 (OP)
(you) --> [door]
bye

>>107147128
>linux be like: just run this make install from some indian repo as the root user bro
lmao

>>107148448
The program doesn't run as root, also the entire source is available if you're paranoid

>>107146875 (OP)
User issue.
I can do it in two clicks.
No, I won't elaborate.

>>107148448
You run Windows, the entire OS is indian coded.

>>107148613
if you just need 2 clicks why someone wrote this program? >>107147775

>>107146875 (OP)
Wut ?
>wifi
>activate access
Done.

>>107150497
*activate access point

This thread again?

JAY
LOOGIE
IRWIN

>>107147128
don't feed him, he has made this thread before

>>107150497
see >>107147424
(this thread was already marked as solved, btw)

>>107147128
what's with braindead subhuman freetard nigger trash like you that feed troll threads 24/7/365?
end your worthless fucking freetard life, the entire linux community would be grateful

>>107146875 (OP)
I did this like 15 years ago on Ubuntu 7.04 with two commands when I was in school to share my connection with friends.

>>107146875 (OP)
>gets filtered by incompetence
>complains
Typical windoozer

Does it work on windows without turning off the wifi?

>>107147436
>Not even the ones built into wifi routers can, they simply have a second one, or third our fourth one for it.
My phone can do it. If a phone chip can do it then why not a desktop chip.

>>107146875 (OP)
are you using /g/ as tech support?
It's doable, even with a GUI, using NetworkManager applet. I've done it.
However to directly share the very WiFi connection your chip is connected to, it should be supported by the said wifi chip which is not typical.

>>107147521
>so when I boot on windows my wifi cards does get replaced?
What exactly are you doing in Windows? Your Wifi chip (card) should support this niche feature
You can share your USB dongle connection with hotspot

>>107151353
In theory it could be supported on another wifi channel, however most chipsets only support one channel at a time.

>>107151286
>>107151298
>>107151337
>>107151347
what's with braindead subhuman freetard nigger trash like you that feed troll threads 24/7/365?
end your worthless fucking freetard life, the entire linux community would be grateful

>>107151374
no u

>>107151374
Imagine being this upset about a post on a Botswanian gazebo painting forum

>>107151369
802.11 doesn't do channel hopping?

>>107147436
many wifi cards contain two radios (PHYs), a 2.4GHz one and a 5GHz one

>>107146875 (OP)
>It's IMPOSSIBLE to share your wifi connection by creating a hotspot on Linux.
And yet Android phones accomplish it.

>>107152579
Android isn't traditional linux

>>107152588
No the traditional userspace, yes, but the same kernel (hardware/sofwtare interface)

>>107152520
Not the one in my laptop. Only 2.4 GHz for me :/
Should I get a dongle or what?

>>107152627
Yeah so like I said, its not traditional Linux

>>107152640
if you want to use two radios for two purposes at the same time, yea you'll need two radios
not all wifi cards support AP mode btw, so do your research before buying one

>>107152661
>uses appimages and changes file manager and launcher ("desktop")
>hurr durr not traditional
Grow up

>>107152837
>>107152661

>>107152682
Okey, thanks for the advice
>>107152844
Same KERNEL, dumb negro

>>107153354
>>107152661

>>107153354
>Okey, thanks for the advice
to be fair, it's probably more common nowadays than not. i know my 2008 thinkpad's intel wifi doesn't support (at least with the linux driver), but my 2016 elitebook does, i know because i actually needed it for a very specific task. but since using a client device like a laptop as an access point is not something i would expect to be a feature, i would still check before buying

>>107153418
>it's probably more common nowadays than not
my current laptop does supports creating a hotspot (for some reason), so the current plan is as follows
wifi -> dongle -> laptop -> hotspot

>>107146875 (OP)
This post is extremely low quality

>>107153461
yea, obviously if you're doing an AP + Client setup, only the one you want to be an AP actually needs to support it.

>>107146875 (OP)
Linux as daily drive = garbage

>>107153689
as if your dogshit system was any better -_-

>>107153768
>as if
nobody said that, fanboi

>>107153794
>implying
learn to read, corpocuck

>>107153689
>gets filtered by incompetence
>complains
Typical windoozer

>>107146875 (OP)
>IMPOSSIBLE
only if STA mode isn't available. Stop blaming a kernel for something that's a function of hardware and cryptographically signed + NIH asm + possibly obfuscated firmware.
Linux can only distribute what it's legally allowed to by license.

>>107153823
don't play dumb. you're not dumb

>>107153850
nah, nigga. fuck windows and fuck linux. I'm no fanboi. I'm not here to suck developers dicks

>>107151337
Yes. It does, by default, no need to install no more pajeet software.
>>107153899
I can fucking do it on windows, with the same computer, and I can fucking do it if I install this >>107147128
Not a hardware problem, lmao.

>>107153990
u mad?

>>107146875 (OP)
Even something as simple as getting a broadband modem to work requires you to input a whole bunch of shit in a config you need to setup with every Linux install as opposed to Windows where it just reads it from the mkdem.

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>>107156409
C U C K

>>107148395
>haha OP I love froggo XD
hey newfagcel here... do jannies remove froggos in general? Seems like it, thread has no pic. Whats worse wo/onions-jak or pepe?

AI thread

>>107157373
Worse. Tech support thread :/

>>107158143
Worse. Braindead subhuman freetard niggers shitting up the board feeding trolls 24/7 thread.

>>107146875 (OP)
>bridge one WLAN to another
You never said I could only have one Wi-Fi radio

>>107147436
They can if the driver allows / implements it. Back 18yrs ago i ran madwifi driver (out of tree) on my atheros card and you could split the card into as many nics as you like and the bandwidth was shared between them.

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