what is the difference between Wayland and xorg, why would you choose one over the other?
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I bought a cheap Intel i226-v nic to use 2.5gbe in Unraid and it tries to auto configure to 100mbps. I realize now that the Intel 2.5gbe nics have issues, so is there anything I could do to get it to play nice, or does anyone know of a solid low profile 2.5gbe nic I could use without breaking the bank?