I only suggest that since wireless network becomes an essential part of modern day laptops that we would ease users' usage issue by sticking with wpa_gui instead of asking them to modify wpa_supplicant file on their own.
from recent postings i still see struggles among users to connect with their wifi routers.
just look at activation of wireless connection in XP there's no comparison. it is simple and painless. just a few paramters are all the users need to input and the rest are done under the hood.
wpa_gui??
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tempestuous
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rarsa was working on wpa support in the network wizard when 2.13 was still in beta, and i had a verson of it that worked fine before 2.14 beta came out. try looking at this for possible help.tempestuous wrote: Puppy's Network Wizard has included basic WPA support for quite a long time now, maybe as far back as v2.14.
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=4375
note the version number that i mention in the last post, it was clear that the wizard was intended to be ready for 2.14.
so much to learn, so late a start.