Hey,
As a good Xfce user I know some gnome-kde alternative applications. One of the best of this crew is certainly Wicd, a Network manager. First of all it handles wired and wireless networks in a cute graphical environment, but most important it works flawlessly with many wireless cards and chipset, has a ndiswrapper support and it is relatevely easy to open a backdoor and create your profile as you need.
I mean if you have a strange wifi setup due to your system admin at work or internet provider at home, or a reserved wifi connection in your university campus, you can create a simple text file to send required parameters to wifi-supplicant wich still does its job.
Workarounds, tricks, solutions, patches and any kind of stuff a linux-user might need. Some true and deep laptop modding too.
Showing posts with label wireless. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wireless. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Friday, September 17, 2010
How to install a Lexmark new generation Printer on Gentoo Linux wireless
Lexmark is one of the printer producers that is making steps toward linux world. New printers are nice and useful (I own a S405 Interpret) but most important a couple online driver for linux are available. A pity they are closed source. A very pity this procedure is FORCED if you want to print wireless, as they use a proprietary printing backend.
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