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How to Get Wifi Signal Strength via CLI using nmcli on Fedora or Ubuntu

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How to Get Wifi Signal Strength via CLI using nmcli on Fedora or Ubuntu

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Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 3 months ago

Hello, I just want to share here. Hopefully it’s useful. Thanks

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It should be hobby, not hoby
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  Ah alright. 😂 Thanks for pointing out the mistake. Appreciate it.

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