Just wondering if anyone has experienced any wifi performance related issues after installing Zorin? I was using Mint previously and it was working fine. Installed Zorin a few weeks ago and i'm experiencing really slow speeds and poor reception (I can be standing a few feet away from my access point and only get half signal). Other than that, I am loving Zorin OS.
Using an Elitebook 840 G6. Any tips are appericated!
Excellent post from Aravisian, hope that is able to help. Also, I'd like to add more options available to you via Dconf editor GUI.
Hold CTRLALTT to enter terminal.
Type in....
sudo apt install dconf-editor
Enter your password when asked, then press the Y key when prompted.
Launch Dconf, by clicking the ICON lower left of screen, then just type DCONF, click on the app to launch.
Please navigate to......
org, gnome, settings-daemon, plugins, power
You can set things in here how you need them to be, but be careful, do not change anything that you do not know what it does, until you have done a Google search first, or asked us.
Hope this helps for future reference. I like Dconf, cause it gives me access to certain configurations in the OS, that can't be found elsewhere. While much of these can indeed be adjusted in terminal, its easier for me anyways, to use a GUI interface.
This is a really cool tool, i've never heard of before. Thanks for sharing! It does not appear that changing default-wifi-powersave-on.conf fixed the problem. I checked TLP and I can see that I do actually have the wireless power saving options enabled here, so i'm going to disable and see if that is what's causing my problem.
Synaptic Package Manager is far more powerful then the Software Center.
Synaptic can install more software then you can find in the Software Center.
You can also remove software or re-install software via Synaptic.
Synaptic allows you to fix broken package.
Synaptic allows you to easily lock packages from getting installed in an update.
Like I said, it has much more functionality then that of Software Center. It is a bit daunting for new users, a bit of a learning curve in using it. But once figured out, you will love Synaptic Package Manager.
I've never used that function yet in Synaptic. I can see how that it might be useful for some. But I believe you can also do that from Software & Updates too.