I have a dual boot ThinkPad running Garuda Linux, it connects to my home WiFi, my phone and pretty much any other WiFi just fine. Except for my university WiFi, 'eduroam'. When I go to connect Latte Dock pops up and I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do from there. On Windows and Android, I sign into the network with my university credentials (username & password) and I'm connected. Does anybody have experience signing into enterprise networks with private machines running Arch based systems?
Ask your university Admin or other students 
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A quick bit of Ducky brought me to [SOLVED] WPA2-Enterprise connection problems / Networking, Server, and Protection / Arch Linux Forums, seems they used netctl then transferred to Network Manager.
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But, please, give them your inxi -Faz 
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Have you read the entries in the Arch Wiki pertaining to Eduroam?
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I didn’t know they existed, I thought that was just the name of my school’s WiFi.
I followed the page from the Arch Wiki and I found eduroam’s tool for configuring devices for their wireless networks, called eduroam CAT. It ships as python code for Linux, so I downloaded it and run it in terminal
python eduroam-linux-UoW.py
Worked like a charm, thanks.
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Yes - your University’s IT support staff. It’s what they’re paid to do. 
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