systemctl enable dhcpcd@eth0.service
else netcfg or NetworkManager work great
else netcfg or NetworkManager work great
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10/14/12 at 12:01pm
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and the thing is already I needed it this morning when openbox kept failing to start.. now on arch dwm is working, exiting a wm the normal way fails everytime, I have to open a terminal and kill the process in order to get back to the shell. and it fails to start half the things in .xinitrc. annoying I imagen if its a real problem it will get fixed soon. I'm not sure its xinit, but its the only major change in my system from yesterday to today
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