wpa_supplicant supports switching between many networks just fine.
Hi Daniel,
On 6 July 2017 at 18:21, Daniel Hammond wrote:
> https://github.com/rdhammond/suckless-nettools
I guess many people have created similar things, perhaps less generic
ones. Since suspend/resume works pretty well in Linux I didn't come
across the need to hack helper scripts, but just to
this is just as annoying as wicd. a distraction from the only valid
way of using wpa_supplicant.
if somebody can't edit wpa_supplicant files manually they should use
wpa_gui. at least it's more complete than your wrappers.
note that i'm only complaining about your wifi stuff. i don't know
about the
No worries! Not a big fan of all the outside dependencies, but I'm not going
anywhere near the 80211 stack for a proper solution. That is *way* above my
meager abilities.
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On Jul 7, 2017, 6:52 AM, at 6:52 AM, christopher.waldon@gmail.com wrote:
>Nifty. I might play with
No one should be using WEP in this day and age, and I stand by that. Besides
that, isn't the entire point and purpose of suck less to judge other
technologies as bloated and/or unnecessary? I don't see why some judgemental
snark would be against that spirit.
Anyway, "Don't be retarded" is prett
Nifty. I might play with these some. Thanks for the share!
"Upgrade your router to use this software"
This is not elitism, it's retardism.
Can you elaborate further? "Not useful" is kind of relative.
On Jul 6, 2017, 6:13 PM, at 6:13 PM, hiro <23h...@gmail.com> wrote:
>wpa_gui and wpa_cli usage should be endorsed. wrapping it like this is
>not useful.
wpa_gui and wpa_cli usage should be endorsed. wrapping it like this is
not useful.
Hi, all:
I've put together a suite of net scripts that were inspired by the
suckless philosophy. I'm trying to avoid nonsense like network.d,
netctl, etc. by just using the tools (most) distros ship with, like ip
and iw. Link is thusly:
https://github.com/rdhammond/suckless-nettools
It curren
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