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Tutorial: Better Wi-Fi on the Linux Horizon

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LinuxPlanet; By Carla Schroder 		Mail this story
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Wireless networking on Linux is entering a new era. An era of bliss and ease; where users and network administrators have abundant time for relaxing lie-abouts on sunny warm hills because their wireless systems are humming along contentedly, instead of being vexing and unreliable.

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moopst ·
Right now I've got ndiswrapper going on the Zenwalk Toshiba laptop. I couldn't seem to get the native 3945 driver to work, though it could have been because I was on Zenwalk 4.0 at the time.

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