Ten top wireless connection tools for Linux | Linux Today

Ten top wireless connection tools for Linux

Written By
JW
Jack Wallen
Aug 14, 2009

“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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Jack Wallen

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