Author Topic: Ubuntu internet problems  (Read 1589 times)

You wouldn't, being the perverted, piece of trash homoloveual that you are.
"y use an actual brown townogy wen i can showcase how much of a 'homoloveual' i am!"
http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?topic=252672.msg7316404#msg7316404

I don't know a lot about computers so I could be totally wrong, but if a computer can normally do things like host servers and stuff, why couldn't it do that with the right software?

Hosting entirely software based servers is one thing, but being able to maintain two different internet connections at once is different.  Many computers do not support being connected simultaneously to wifi and LAN.  You would need some hardware normally found in routers to support this.

Hosting entirely software based servers is one thing, but being able to maintain two different internet connections at once is different.  Many computers do not support being connected simultaneously to wifi and LAN.  You would need some hardware normally found in routers to support this.
Nah, there are ways - you're not connecting to WiFi and Ethernet (not LAN) at the same time, you're connecting via WiFi and sharing data through your Ethernet. Now, whether or not Ubuntu has a method for doing this, I'm not sure, but I know it isn't impossible. I've actually transferred files from one computer to another over Ethernet, and it was beautifully fast. ;)