Edited by ankur at 2015-5-5 20:41

Well, I was able to solve my problem by installing network-manager gnome and then following this guide http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index. ... ifi-hotspot-ubuntu/ . After making the hotspot i uninstalled network-manager -gnome because of its poor integration with the deepin environment and hotspot is still working (probably because of common backend) .

For a guy who has made only 2 posts, you have really high expectations. When you speak about us in a negative way, we really don't care to support you as none of us are being paid. You should search with Google more often before posting and complaining in a community that you haven't invested any time in. But maybe that is why you struggle so much, you want the world to revolve around you.

Oh also you should most likely read this post if you really want to get answers: https://bbs.deepin.org/post/30140

Hello!

I am trying to create a wifi hotspot. I am connected to the ethernet network, and I simply want to share the internet with my roommate. However, in the FAQ section I have found this:
"Q: How to enable Wi-Fi hotspot?
A: Currently the system does not provide this feature, but not all network cards support this feature."
Does it really mean I can not simply create a hotspot in Deepin?

I have tried to create a wifi network also through Gnome Network Manager, but I can't see the network.

My wireless network adapter is Qualcomm Atheros QCA9565 / AR9565. Is it possible it does not support hotspot creating?

I apologise if my questions are too vague, but I am just a poor noob.

Thank you in advance!

Thanks for the posting your solution. May needed it some day.