The interesting thing is that the bug does not exist in Arch or Manjaro. In Manjaro, I had trouble installing broadcom-wl, so I will probably opt for Arch on this laptop. It is still very curious. Ubuntu, Fedora and openSUSE seem to have taken some security measures, and those are backfiring at us. It's not that these distros did anything wrong of course. It's still the shittiness of IT department in Poznan. I contacted them saying "It does not work on Ubuntu 22.04. It worked on 21.10. Can you fix this?" Because wifi did not work, I had to switch to Arch because I had to do homework. It guy's response was like "It seems that you are already able to connect to the internet. So, you're lying saying you cannot connect. We won't do anything about it." I was so pissed at those idiots. I mean, if your web page says that you support an OS, you'd better support it and keep your system certificates up to date.
