Looks like I'm going back to Windows.

Install gentoo

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>chrome

>>57127138
>firefucks

>>57127003
Dropping connections, maybe?
Are you using Wi-Fi?

>>57127287
Yes, I'm using Wi-Fi. I don't know what's causing the problem though.

>>57127384
What model? It's probably a bug in the driver.

>>57127403
How do I check in Ubuntu?

>>57127734

lspci | grep Network

should do it.

>>57127779
06:00.0 Network controller: Qualcomm Atheros AR928X Wireless Network Adapter (PCI-Express) (rev 01)

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>>57127003

sorry, no Linux babies are welcome back in the Microsoft Windows community. We don't take kindly to traitors

If you want to quit linux, you have 2 options: Macintosh or Amiga

>search for DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NO_INTERNET
>first result is literally the solution
Fuck off, retard

why would you use the botnet browser anyway

>>57128439

http://www.gadgetsupersite.com/dns_probe_finished_no_internet/

I don't use Windows retard.

>>57128486

I stopped using Windows about 2 weeks ago.

>has a chrome issue
>posts on the ubuntu forums
>wonders why he doesn't get any help
windows users, everyone.

>uses ubuntu for 2 weeks
>declares to /g/ that he's moving back to windows, as if it's some huge announcement
why?

fyi if you'd read the error message you'd know it's not related to your operating system. it's a network issue.

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>>57127003
>I CAN'T GET IT TO WORK AND NO ONE WILL HELP ME REEEEEEEEEEE
/thread

>>57127138
>>57127229
>Chrome is a botnet but Firefox is slow and shit
Is there no good browser anymore

it's probably systemd-networkd systemd-resolved

is ubuntu using these by default?

>>57129326
I have no idea what that is.

>>57129326
I have Ubuntu 16.04 just so you know.

>>57129375
I'm not even sure you know how to use 4meme
>>57129354

>>57129321
links

>>57127003
Switch to wired internet

>>57127003
sudo apt-get update

>>57129587
I'm pretty sure I tried that yesterday or the day before yesterday but I'll try that again.

>>57129613
Have you tried to re-install or try another browser?

Use chromium
The package is chromium-browser. Change your dns server to one of d0wn's (open nic).

Just look up "d0wn dns server opennic"

>>57129777
Yes. The problem is random though and goes away when I reconnect to the connection.

Maybe I should try using another Browser again though.