Hiya!
Issue
My wireless connection on my new Ubuntu partition is so slow compared to my macOS partition. Speedtest.com results from two different wifi locations confirms this:
(Location. Test: Ubuntu result macOS result)
Public library. Ping: 52ms 9ms | Download: 4.80Mbps 7.33Mbps | Upload: 4.26Mpbs 7.36Mbps
A local cafe. Ping: 24ms 30ms | Download: 2.80Mbps 48.90Mbps | Upload: 0.96Mbps 11.64Mbps
I'm at the cafe now, and wifi does work albeit rather slowly, but trying to run the wireless info script from terminal returns:
Code:
Resolving github.com (github.com)... failed: Connection timed out.
wget: unable to resolve host address ‘github.com’
So I ran the script again while tethered to my iPhone (I mention this because I'm not sure if it makes a difference for the data collected). The results are here:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/b9nCvHNgjN/
Background
This is a MacBook Pro 10,1, with a macOS partition and an Ubuntu 18.04 partition. When I first installed Ubuntu last week, I had major trouble just figuring out how to get the wifi functional, but I eventually solved it by following this advice to install the "firmware-b43-installer". Now that I can connect, the next step is figuring out how to speed up my connection to comparable levels to my macOS partition.
I'm new to Ubuntu and relatively new to command line, FYI. I'd appreciate any help on starting to diagnose or possibly fix this problem! Thaaaaaaanks
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