https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=464214

John <ilikef...@waterisgone.com> changed:

           What    |Removed                     |Added
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         Resolution|WAITINGFORINFO              |---
             Status|NEEDSINFO                   |REPORTED

--- Comment #4 from John <ilikef...@waterisgone.com> ---
This command (copied-pasted):
` nmcli connection show $connectionIdHere$`

Gives me this out put:

Error: $ - no such connection profile.

I tried even without backticks and the initial space and gives me the exactly
the same thing.

But I got the idea, searched a bit and found 2 tutorials with more commands to
try:

https://devconnected.com/network-manager-on-linux-with-examples/#Network_Manager_Tools
https://www.makeuseof.com/connect-to-wifi-with-nmcli/

And this command:
nmcli connection show
Gives this output:

NAME                        UUID                                               
                              TYPE           DEVICE 
test-network-5G     1591fc1d-9ba7-49c8-aaf0-2467f0fb4c8b                  wifi 
            wlan0  
Wired connection 1  5d6ca78a-fd5c-3408-b98f-92d85559d6ea            ethernet   
 --     

This command:
nmcli connection show --active
Gives this output:

NAME                        UUID                                               
                              TYPE           DEVICE 
test-network-5G     1591fc1d-9ba7-49c8-aaf0-2467f0fb4c8b                  wifi 
           wlan0  

This command (to get the connected network signal strength):
nmcli -f IN-USE,SIGNAL device wifi
Gives this output (* is for the one that I'm connected to):

IN-USE  SIGNAL 
               100    
               100    
                 99     
*               73     
                 52     
                 40     
                 37     
                 32     
                 30     
                 27     
                 24

This command():
nmcli dev wifi list

Gives this output (removed all but the connected one):

IN-USE  BSSID                        SSID                       MODE   CHAN 
RATE           SIGNAL  BARS   SECURITY 

*            37:AC:D2:FF:E9:RA  test-network-5G    Infra      48       65
Mbit/s    72           ▂▄▆_  WPA2

The "RATE" is definitely wrong as it shows 65 Mbit/s  for all the networks,
even from my other network in the 2.4 GHz band which from my speed tests is
definitely not as good as the 5 GHz one that I'm connected and even for my
neighbors ones, two of them that have 100% signal strength compared to 72-73 in
mine.

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