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Linux wireless assistant
Posted on Wednesday, October 17 @ 09:44:29 IST by theog |
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In the early days of WiFi linux users had to manually configure wireless networking issues using the iw* commands (iwconfig, iwspy etc...) which was actually very good as it served it's purpose as it should have and had no problems, but when offering linux as a desktop OS, users may find it a bit tiring to use command line everytime they wish to go online, which I know for a fact drove some users away from linux, wl assistant solves the problem for those users, and on top of that it is also very easy to use and actually a short cut for linux wifi...
wlassistant actually uses the iw* commands but has a really nice GUI which shows you the available LANs, whther they require authentication or no not and many more issues that took some time to configure using command line.
Check out wlassistant
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