![]() I will assume that you do have wireless hardware that does work in Linux. I would like to offer options for both GUI and command line with the help of Wifi Radar and ifconfig. What are your options? You could go for a GUI or command the command line. In those instances you need to take a look at a different toolset for connecting you to a wireless access point. But what happens when you opt for a different desktop such as E17 or Fluxbox? Or what if the “default” standards aren’t flexible enough or feature-rich enough for your needs. That of course presumes you are using the standard desktops (GNOME or KDE). ![]() ![]() By default, the standard Wi-Fi tools for the Linux desktops are straight-forward and reliable. If you are a mobile Linux user one of the first things you need to do is to connect that mobile device to a wireless access point.
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