Hi again, I've got an interesting piece of news: I've recently discovered that the problem only appears when I'm connected to the optical fiber network in the flat where I live during the week; when I use ubuntu with the wi-fi at my home (much slower, at 7 Mbps) everything is working just fine. I don't know if there is a problem with the management of the fiber network in Ubuntu or if the issue is caused by a wrong configuration of the router.
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