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Stopwatch1986

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  • SOLVED: Ethernet stopped working hours after installation. Wifi works OK.

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  • Good idea. With the live USB my ethernet works fine right from the start. So, it's not hardware or windows. The one difference I see between the live USB and my current setup is that in the live USB session sudo systemctl status NetworkManager.service returns also the line below which is missing when I execute the command in my actual setup:

    audit: op="statistics" interface="enx0050b6cOf7f3" if index=3 args="2000" pid= 1957 uid=1000 result="success"

    But Info Center in KDE Plasma lists "enx0050b6cOf7f3" as in my original post.

    So, ethernet hardware functions, it works as expected with live USB and Windows. In the debian setup it is detected with an inet address, but NetworkManager ignores it.

    DHCP also works -- my wifi connection in this debian setup works, as do several devices connected to wifi and ethernet.

  • Touchpad running out of surface and Back gesture

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  • True but whatever the settings there will be times you run out of space unless you teach yourself to backtrack and accelerate, or cancel the move and restart. Using multiple fingers or the Windows method deal with that scenario.

  • Touchpad running out of surface and Back gesture

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  • This works but I must say the Windows approach is more elegant and intuitive than moonwalking. I would think its the driver that interprets hitting the boundary in this way.

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  • This moonwalk does work. Thanks!