Syindication
Network-Manager-GNOME vs. Wicd Reviewed
Mon, 12/03/2007 - 09:13
OSWeekly: Having spent the last few days really examining what Gutsy has to offer on the wireless front, I have been content with improvements made to the network-manager for GNOME. Having thoroughly tested my RT2500 and RT61 Ralink wireless cards, I was impressed with the new wireless stack and network-manager's ability to handle the wireless cards with zero hassle.
Similar entries
- Using Windows wireless drivers on Ubuntu the easy way (Ndiswrapper Utility)
- Wireless Setup for Ubuntu Gutsy Gibbon
- How-To: Intel Wireless 4965 AGN with Ad-Hoc network + WEP
- KWireless: KDE Wireless Manager for Debian/Ubuntu
- Kismet - 802.11b network sniffer and network dissector for WLAN (2008-05-R1)
- Secure Your Home Wi-Fi Network [Weekend Project]
- Report on Wireless status on Ubuntu 8.10 beta
- rfswitch - Wireless Radio Software Switch (1.2)
- Keep Your Wi-Fi Going Strong [Networking]
- IBMers: Get a substantial discount off your AT&T Wireless Plan (including iPhone plans)
