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I have a Toshiba Satellite C-55 and recently changed to Ubuntu 19.10, I'm completely new to Ubuntu, so there's nothing much I know what to do, except googling before asking, but I'm stuck. My internet connection got really slow like a day or so after installation, and IDK why, but I found out that is a common issue with Atheros devices, which my computer has, so I tried to enter the following command: 

sudo su
echo "options ath9k nohwcrypt=1" >> /etc/modprobe.d/ath9k.conf

As seen here: Qualcomm Atheros - Slow/Not connecting on Ubuntu, but works in Win 10 But... it got stuck there, it's doing nothing (I think, but whenever I try to close the terminal, it's saying that there's still a process running, but it has been like that for an hour, what do I do?

SashaNeedsHelp
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  • The Ubuntu releases for desktop or servers have a year.month format, eg. 19.10 means the 2019-October release (available in desktop or server). Yes some specialist releases do use a year format, eg. Ubuntu Core 18 is a specialist release for IoT appliances, but are not intended for generic use. For starters I'd suggest using a desktop or server release (though specialist releases come out even years only; so please be specific as there is no Ubuntu 19) – guiverc Feb 03 '20 at 08:40
  • Done, fixed, 19.10 – SashaNeedsHelp Feb 03 '20 at 09:11

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