@Nanos Ok, I shortly glazed over the docs for Picroft (https://mycroft.ai/documentation/...) and found a few things:
1. Raspberry Pi (1, I guess?) B+ is not officially supported
2. Wifi is not officially supported and not at all on 5ghz

It would be probably easier to use something like raspbian. Also knowing the model number of the wifi adapter would be helpful, since some manufacturers (broadcom) don't have in kernel drivers.

@Nanos what wifi card are you using and what's your distro?

@Nanos Yeah, using Linux as my daily driver for two years I got to know a few rough corners. But the reason I don't rant about linux is that easy things are easy to do and complex things are harder.

Like writing an image on a SD card. The preinstalled gnome-disks partition manager has an imaging tool.

Or reading USB Sticks with multiple partitions.

Library management in c/c++. Everything is done via the package manager and therefore it's one command.

I don't have a problem with a hard problem needing effort to resolve, but an easy problem being hard to resolve.

@kescherRant Nice, thanks

GTK3 is pretty dope. Cross Platform - Open source - Language portable