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Re: wifi on linux?

Postby bat on Thu Sep 07, 2006 7:44 pm

hellchi wrote:
bat wrote:Hey guys, I am a debian user, and II got me a nice atheros DLink PCMCIA card that was on the madwifi compatibility list so I know it works, but my question is, what is a good app to use if I want to roam and select wifi networks to connect to the way you do in windows? A command line app would be good since I refuse to install a GUI on my comp for obvious reasons Smile Any help would be appreciated.

Google for Kismet and look it up. You are sure to like it.


Dude, kizmat is totally gui, did you even read my posts?
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Kismet

Postby mahard on Thu Sep 14, 2006 4:03 am

Hi
I think kismet not too GUI , it just only curses..seem it nice work at term and monitoring the network using kismet.And alos know i'm using iptraf to monitoring my network.Cheers
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