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For me, it was asking the root password every time I wanted to connect wireless. Considering that was one computer that I was not the only user of, it was ...
- 11-06-2009 #11Linux Guru
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For me, it was asking the root password every time I wanted to connect wireless. Considering that was one computer that I was not the only user of, it was not acceptable. kInternet doesn't save WEP keys though, so I ended up playing with sudoers and writing a script to (re)connect to the network with a click of an icon.
I admit that was a couple years ago, maybe it works like it should now, but I haven't had the incentive to find out.
- 11-06-2009 #12Linux Engineer
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Nope, still wants a sudo password for wireless
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- 11-20-2009 #13Just Joined!
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Welcome back to linux, look like another has been saved from the dark side
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