Questions about Ubuntu

[Jerry Feldman]

peachy :-)
As an example, I use WPA here in the office, no encryption at MIT, and 
WPA 128 at home. Ater a Jarod Wilson discussion a while ago, I maindo do 
suspend and my system is able to easily detect the wireless and connect 
to it. Last night John Abreau had his wireless on and I connected to his 
before it found MIT. Brought it into the office this morning, and it 
came up right away, and this is a broadcom wireless. With Broadcom you 
have to set up the firmware initially, but the native Linux drivers tend 
to work well now.

On 09/18/2008 09:38 AM, Bruce Labitt wrote:
> I'm seriously considering Ubuntu at home. I've got 2 SuSE9.3 machines
> that I need to upgrade!  How's wireless these days?  In the old days 
> that used to be a bear.  I hope it is painless now.
>   

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Jerry Feldman <gaf at blu.org>
Boston Linux and Unix
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