Mac wrote:
> Tony Travis wrote:
> <snip>
>> Yes, In principle, but network manager configures the network on a
>> per-user basis and this requires admin authority. Personally, I use
>> "WiFi Radar", which is brilliant!
>
>
> Tony >>> I've been wondering whether to switch to WiFi Radar, but
> nervous because at least network manager at last got my wifi connected
> (after much hassle and frustration), and I don't want to make matters
> worse! Would it be wise to uninstall n-m first, before installing Wifi
> Radar, or could I just add Radar and use it without removing n-m first?
Hello, Mac.
I just did a default install of Gutsy, failed to connect using NM, and
switched back to WiFi radar, which I've used successfully for ages. I
did disable 'roaming', before installing WiFi manafger, but that's about
it. WFM out of the box :-)
Tony.
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