-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 David Johnson wrote: > I am now the proud user of Debian on my laptop and love it. However, I > find I am unable to connect to some Internet hot spots in Cafe's and the > like. I used to be able to with Windows. I cannot seem to figure these > places out. From what I can tell there is no difference between these > and the one at work or home, other than the channel and essid (which are > easily configurable). They dont' have any encrytion keys or anything. > > > In any case, for portable users switching wireless networks is common. > What do you all do? Any tips advice? If you're using KDE, the Kwifi manager is quite good. So is the Gnome network manager in Gnome.
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