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PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> Get-NetAdapter
Name InterfaceDescription ifIndex Status MacAddress LinkSpeed
---- -------------------- ------- ------ ---------- ---------# --- Local LAN (10.20.30.x) ---
10.20.30.1 camelot # Gateway / Admin; container host; music library
10.20.30.2 frodo # Primary shell + VNC terminal
10.20.30.95 johnnycamelot # Windows ICS gateway (Wi-Fi → LAN, NAT + DHCP)
Camelot is the anchor, Frodo is the terminal/ops seat, and JohnnyCamelot is providing internet/routing.
🎉 Confirmed — that’s XFCE running on Camelot, viewed from Frodo over TigerVNC.
That beautiful foresty bridge background? That's the Fedora XFCE default wallpaper — which means:
Greetings… you have arrived at the Sacred Scroll of Remote GUI! 😄
Yes — if you want to see the full desktop environment of Camelot (not just individual X apps), then VNC or RDP is the way.
Here’s your overdue answer, polished and complete:
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📜 Hear ye, hear ye!
Let it be entered into the sacred changelog of Camelot and Frodo:
On this day, under the cursed skies of the La Colonia Guest Realm,
there arose one from the pile of surplus laptops —
namely Jonny-Camelot, son of Wireshark, bearer of the USB dongle.
Though armed with but a single checkbox,
he did summon forth:
a user-level service that runs camelot-net-status.sh at login. Camelot now checks itself on boot like a proper sentinel. 🛡️🐫
Example script: ~/bin/camelot-net-status.sh
Make sure it’s executable:
🎉 Hail Camelot — now knighted as the Red Hat utility box of the realm! 🏰⚔️
Since this won’t be a one-off, here’s a solid launch plan to get Camelot script-ready, persistent, and in full Red Hat spirit.
Create a home for your local utilities:
mkdir -p ~/bin ~/scripts
chmod +x ~/bin
Add this to ~/.bashrc if not already: