Is it a possibility to use a converter like this one to transform the WiFi connection into an Ethernet cable using the same network range?

VSC == Visual Studio Code?

Weirdly enough it does not seem to activate at all

Yes.

EDIT: Yep it’s known… https://github.com/ansible/vscode-ansible/issues/571#issuecomment-1196769210

Oh okay🤔 The last time I tried using VS Code was when it was quite new, so I won’t be able to help with that :/ I use vim most of the time

Sounds like Microsoft

hello, welcome 😉

I spent ages not realising that when i built VSC OSS that I had to manually add the marketplace in the config

Use SFTP, or anything else than FTP, it’s a dead protocol.

you mean vsftp?

No.

Wow

Nice👍

Run pacman -S archlinux-keyring and then try again

root ~ # cat /etc/pacman.conf

yeah it worked.
could you please tell me what really happend here! and who tf is david runge!?

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Pacman/Package_signing#Upgrade_system_regularly

ohh got it..almost updated my sys after a month. thanks bro

While you can’t bridge a VM to a wireless device directly, there are a few options. I suggest you use macvtap.

Never knew about it, but reading online it says
A key difference between using a bridge is that MacVTap connects directly to the network interface in the KVM host. This direct connection effectively shortens the codepath, by bypassing much of the code and components in the KVM host associated with connecting to and using a software bridge. This shorter codepath usually improves throughput and reduces latencies to external systems.
so my obvious question is: why are we using in general bridge instead of MacVTap?

Because, unless your switch supports VEPA, the host can’t communicate with the guest. You’d need another virtual network for that.