Ten top wireless connection tools for Linux

"I spend much of my time on wireless networks. The distribution of Linux and the hardware I am using will dictate which application I choose to connect to any given access point.

"Some of these tools are distribution-independent. Some are not. Some were created for a specific desktop, but will still work with other desktops.

"For many mobile Linux users, being able to use a wireless connection is just a matter of finding the right tool. Here are 10 tools that will help you connect your Linux machine to a wireless access point. If one fails to work or install, try another. Eventually, you will get connected."

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