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You can have either connman or network manager. The packages are mutually exclusive.
I encountered the "No carrier" error as per ArchWiki
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/ConnMa … No_carrier
Error /net/connman/technology/wifi: No carrier
You have enabled your wifi with:$ connmanctl enable wifi
If wireless scanning leads to above error, this may be due to an unresolved bug. If it does not resolve even though wireless preconditions[dead link 2023-09-16 ⓘ] are met, try again after disabling competing network managers and rebooting.
This may also simply be caused by the wireless interface being blocked by rfkill, which can occur after restarting wpa_supplicant. Use rfkill list to check.
The program rfkill is not installed.
The best however is to not use any of those configuration scramblers, but to settle for the original ifupdown system together with wpagui. With those you are seated with maximal flexibility, simple configuration basis by editing text file(s) and a fantastic opportunity catering for any custom networking landscaping.
All it takes is a bit of knowledge which is acquired by means of reading -- reading man pages, starting with man interfaces. Knowledge is power. When you give knowledge away for an idea of convenience, then you lose.
Neither ifupdown or wpagui is installed.
It's not a huge issue as there are other options., I'll try LXQT with the Devuan desktop environment enabled to see if that fixes things without causing more problems, and if not then I'll try to the other desktop environments with and without the Devuan desktop environment.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
He covers open source from a perspective that is broadly anti-identity-politics ("both sides are wrong"), though his lack of cursing and vocal patterns reminds me of Millennial Christians I went to school with.
Here's one of his spicier videos, which seems like the core of his message:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhttDZ99aiA
However, the Gnome Foundation insta-bans anyone who mentions his name, which IMO is a sign that he is a productive actor:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEr6nO5G2Cg
Here's a video where he covers the Pop!_OS lead dev apparently trying to cancel Linus Torvalds.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLecOfjME_s
On the more technical side, here he talks about how Linux or Mac could be CrowdStrike'd:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJVjYhe0yh0
I just checked Synaptic, neither nm-tray or network-manager are installed.
During the installation I checked only the LXQT option. I unchecked the Devuan desktop environment option.
I think I logged into my wifi, though I don't remember it asking me to pick a proxy to download software from. I'll do a reinstall and double check that this happens when I pick a proxy.
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Actually, I had 2 things checked: LXQT and the bottom option for standard system utilities.
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Just did yet another install, checked LXQT, standard system utilities, (I'm remembering here) console niceties, SSH server, and web server.
Still no nm-tray or network manager, and this time I verified that I logged in correctly to my wifi and that I selected a network proxy.
Device: MSI MS-1551 Laptop
Using the all-in-one DVD installer, AMD64 clearly.
After a bit of searching I determined that something called conman may be wireless related, but using it is not obvious to me.
Should I install something else along with LXQT, or go with another DE altogether like KDE?
I want to try LXQT to see if file uploaders with Brave will work if I use something non-GTK as my desktop environment. I want to get as far away from anything the Gnome foundation breathes on as I can.
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