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[ILUG] Jaunty Jackalope and Wireless

[ILUG] Jaunty Jackalope and Wireless

Kevin Philp lists at cybercolloids.net
Thu Apr 23 13:05:09 IST 2009


Braun Brelin wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> Has anyone played around with 9.04 Beta/Release candidate?  Specifically,
> I'd like to find out if wireless network management and software has
> improved
> in Jaunty over Heron or Intrepid.  Is Wireless management easy enough for
> most non-technical people to configure now?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Braun
>   

I installed the netbook remix release candidate on my eeepc and 
connected to our wpa2 encrypted router by picking it from the network 
manager icon and typing in the password - yes it was easy. I am very 
pleased - the original Xandros desktop never connected to the wpa2 
router, at least I never got it working.

I have used Intrepid and Hardy on a desktop with wireless but on those I 
removed network manager so I can't comment if it's "improved" but it 
would appear to be as easy as it ever can be.

Kevin.



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