Linux Journal: Wireless on the Road

"Wireless Internet access has become easy to find in large cities. But I take vacations in more out-of-the-way places, where 'the Internet' still is a new concept. Getting Internet access in most small towns isn't always a straightforward task. Here are some tips that might help you keep your Linux laptop connected on your next trip.

"A few preparations before you leave home may help a lot down the road. Test your wireless card thoroughly. If you don't have a wireless network at home, work or school, try to find a local Internet cafe..."

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